What I liked aboutthe story was the importance of family.Even though there was a lot of lost and grief they all were there for each other.I llost my brother in a wreak ,took a long time to get over it. qreat story! And what a alsome dad. jo. c

I love this book. It had some surprising and interesting twists and turns in it that shocked me. The healing Mason and Paige had to go through was heart wrenching, but wonderful in the end. I don’t want this book to be the last. We still need to see about Grace and her story. You can’t just leave her out.

Life is hard. But it apparently is particularly hard for Mason and Paige. Not really ever recovering from a family tragedy, Mason lives his life as only a shell of his former life. Paige had been busy but living far, far away since those events. So when she comes back, everyone, but especially these two, have to come to grips with what happened. The story is full of deep-seated prejudices, anger, hurts, turmoil, and mourning. And family drama. Heavy family drama. This sort of theme is not my usual topics I lean to in my books but it’s good to break out of the mold now and then. Upon finishing the book, I found myself emotionally invested in the Calhoun family and all that had happened. This is book 3 in a series but not likely I’ll read any of the rest. Interesting read just too heavy subject matter for me. I received an advanced reader copy from the publisher in exchange for my volunteer review.