"Her Easter Prayer" is a Christian romance. Emily's in-laws blame her for taking a break for a night out with friends. She returned to her house on fire, her husband and baby dead, and was barely able to rescue her own mother. The grief and guilt were so terrible that she needed an emotional support service dog. She also uses the dog to help boys at the troubled boys school where she works. (The dog simply cuddles with anyone who's upset, so don't expect much about service dogs.) Both Dev and his son have trouble reading, so he hires Emily to tutor his son while he hides his own difficulties. They grow closer as they spend time together.

Dev was much more thoughtful and kind than her dead husband, so Emily's attracted to him. Dev tended to make quick, condemning judgements of others then apologized when he realized he's wrong. He once did this when Emily really needed support, not someone else condemning her for something that's not really her fault. Emily took him back, though, because he apologized and no one's perfect. While Dev realized that he held a double standard and that he jumped to conclusions without all of the needed information, I wish his pastor cousin had pointed him toward letting God change this tendency. Ah, well. Emily made progress at forgiving herself as God forgave her. There was no sex or bad language. Overall, I'd recommend this enjoyable romance.

This is a Clean Inspirational Romance, and this is the fourth book in the K-9 Companions series. I have only read the first book in this series before picking up this book. This book does not have a K-9 police dog, but this book has a support dog in it. I love the characters in this book, and I love that the characters are over coming so much stuff. Lady is the support dog in this book, and she will take you heart from the first chapter. Dev is one of the main characters, and I love that he cannot read and this book brings light to adults learning to read late in life. They did a great job with the adult not being able to read. Emily is the other main character, and Lady is her support animal. Emily works with special needs kids, but she is trying to move on from the lost of her family in a fire. The messages in this book is very moving, and I love the characters in this book. Great Read and I loved every minute I spend with these characters. I was kindly provided an e-copy of this book by the publisher (Love Inspired) or author (Lee Tobin McClain) via NetGalley, so I can give an honest review about how I feel about this book. I want to send a big Thank you to them for that. This book is schedule to be release on March 29-2022.