Jennifer Van Wyk

This was super cute. First I loved Ms Polly she was the glue that held everyone together, she was amazing. Ellie has had it rough, seriously she’s been through not one but two engagements that ended because of cheating. I felt so bad for her but then by happenstance she meets Walker. Walker was so caring for his nephew and the love he had for his family made him such a lovable character but the chemistry between him and Ellie was off the charts. Overall this was so good and the twist at the end was not expected at all but it made things more interesting.… (més)

I really loved Owen and Cami together, they had great chemistry and helped each other through some things. Cami starts off in a bad place with a horrible ex husband and her writing mojo tanking so she goes on a vacation for herself. Owen owns The Lodge and he also has had his heart broken. They are both jaded when it comes to relationships and have a hard time dealing but together they help each other find themselves. I really enjoyed this story and loved Owen so so much. I hated Cami’s ex and was glad to see it end the way it did.… (més)

This story was an emotional journey for not only the characters but for the reader as well. It starts with two high school sweethearts who thought they had their future already planned out, yet Layla had other plans of going out to explore her future in Chicago. Colt was beyond devastated when she changed their plans, neither one wanted to hurt or be without the other but how could it work when Colt loved where he is and Layla wants to see more? They both say things that they don’t mean but it still impacts them both and they walk away with pain and anger in their hearts. Years later tragedy strikes, Layla heads home to help her mother and possibly set up a future for herself since she is over the Chicago scene. When chance encounters keep bringing them together they have so much anger, regrets, heartache, and love still inserting it makes them confused and lash out. Colt had a right to be angry with her yet he should have realized that she needed to spread her wings then chased after her. Layla had a right to chase her dreams, yet she didn’t have to be so cruel with her words and cutting everyone out of her life. Layla has a lot of making up to do, asking for forgiveness, and learning to go back to her roots again. Colt has a lot on his plate but he needs to learn to deal with his feelings a little better because not all his anger is all about Layla it’s about his loss as well. Such an emotional ride with hopes for a second chance, learning to forgive and be forgiven, and learning to let love in your heart again. (PS. I LOVE Dalton, he was the kick and comedic relief they all needed).… (més)