Like Dandelion Dust is a story about adoption. Jack and Molly Campbell adopted their son, Joey, who is now 4 years old but a call one day threatens to change all that's happy and settled in their life. Joey's biological father has just been released from prison and he wants custody of Joey. What ensues after this is a struggle that every set of adopted parents fear, the question that what if there was some glitch and what if the adoptions papers now weren't final. It begs the question, to what links would you go to keep your child? The book is well crafted as most all Karen Kingsbury novels are where the reader learns so much about the characters that you are really rooting for the outcome. This book was a hard one not to jump to the end to see what happens.