Doriana Callahan is having a rough time.  She is being stalked.  Her son is rebelling and being secretive.  Someone is sabotaging her father’s company and stealing bids.  Then, on top of that, Logan Tanner has been hired by her father to be her new personal assistant.  Years ago Logan and Dori were inseparable and when he left without a word, he broke Dori’s heart.  Now, it seems that he is back in town and suddenly Dori has a sixteen-year-old dilemma on her hands whose name happens to be Josh.

Logan Tanner regrets leaving Dori so long ago.  Sixteen years prior he did something so awful that he had to run, and run he did – away from Dori and away from the son he never knew existed.  Hired by Dori’s father, Logan must find the person responsible for single-handedly trying to ruin the family business.  When he accomplishes what he has been hired to do, where will he go from there? Hopefully, straight into Dori’s arms forever. 

Logan’s Redemption grabbed me with the blurb.  I adore stories of lost lovers reuniting again years later.  I just knew that Logan and Dori would be together and loved reading how their relationship had to grow and each character had to come to grips with their respective pasts.  Logan had a bit more baggage than Dori and his forgiving of himself was hard for him to do.  Dori’s guilt was in not telling Logan immediately about the stork visiting her almost sixteen years ago. I couldn’t blame Logan for his anger but the storyline was written well enough that I know why Dori made the decisions she made. 

I really liked the plot and premise of Logan’s Redemption.  As a reviewer, only one thing really stood out in my mind and bothered me.  It is minor but I feel it must be mentioned.  It seems as if I was left hanging when Josh ran into trouble.  Nothing was mentioned about his recovery, etc. At the end of the book, I was left not knowing his prognosis or what happened with that part of the storyline.