Ivy Jordan

I had no idea what I was going to be in for when I started this book. I was more than pleasantly surprised. The premise of the story was fantastic. Xander, a former Navy seal, finds Bailey in the snow with no identification right as a major storm is happening. The two are forced to stay together in the cabin while they wait for the storm to pass.

My heart hurt for Bailey. How scary would it to be to wake in a stranger's cabin with no remembrance of who you are. I just wanted to hug her. Xander, sweet Xander. A former military man dealing with his nightmares of his time in the service the only way that he knows how--by being alone. The man was beautiful inside and out. Together these two were the stuff dreams are made of.

The author did an EXCEPTIONAL job at portraying how debilitating PTSD is. I also loved Xander's friend Liam and all that he offered his friend. He knew when to push him, and also how to be protective and supportive. I would love to see a book about him in the future.

This book had fantastic steam. The only part that was a miss for me was that there was not an a typical epilogue. I wanted to see into the future. Other than that I would recommend this book.

I received a complimentary Advanced Reader Copy of this book in exchange for a an honest review.… (més)