And there are sooooo many plots that have been used in soooo many romance novels over the years that when I find something unique, I feel compelled to give the author a big “atta girl” for it. So...atta girl! Second of all, I really loved how deep the author dived into the characters’ feelings about their ordeal. The challenges, the conflicts, the survivor’s guilt, the PTSD...it all felt REAL. Nothing felt forced for the sake of drama and angst, which I really appreciated. (I HATE angst for the sake of angst, you know?) I adored Liv and Finn. They were a little lost emotionally, but were far from broken by their pasts. And their banter back and forth (particular their text banter) was all kinds of quirky, fun, and adorable. As I’ve come to expect from this author, the character’s sexy times were of the holy-hell-that’s-hot variety, but didn’t ever overshadow the story at any point. It was always clear that there was far more to this couple’s bond than just sex. The secondary characters were endlessly fascinating. I seriously hope this was book 1 in a planned series for the author, because I’d 1-click the crap out of more stories about this group of survivors. Long-story-short: do yourselves a favor, folks. Go ahead and download this one. You won’t regret it. Full disclosure: We received an ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. Does this book contribute to or help crush the romance stigma? Crushes it! This one is clean and sober. No rehab needed. Other reading suggestions Definitely read Nice Girls Don’t Ride. And for other awesome second-chance romances, check out this “best of” list.
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