Friendship comes in many forms. For Cameron, Aiden, and Everett – their friendship began as children at camp. Summer camp was never quite the same when these three came along. Bringing an unbreakable bond that is very rare. The three always shared their lives with one another. Creating a strength and friendship that few ever knew.

As the only girl in the group, Cameron found herself between the guys and whatever girl was the flavor of the month. Something that was both humorous and the cause of jealousy at times. While friendship was always the name of the game, a few in the group discovered their feelings were changing into something deeper over time. A secret that never quite made it out into the open. This three possessed a bond that was unbreakable to the outside world…..until Everett left on his own adventure.

We all learn early on that life can change in the blink of an eye. For this trio – time stood in the way as well as a few egos. Years have passed since they were a ‘unit’. Five years has brought with it heartache and loneliness. Everett found himself traveling the world with Doctors Without Borders. What should have been a pleasure to save lives in other countries became a source of heartache for those that Everett couldn’t find a way to save. Now the past comes crashing down upon Everett when he learns that Aiden is no longer around. A fact that pushes Everett over the edge with his pain.

Drowning in sorrow, Everett decides to head back to the town that he once called home. With the intent of making amends in his heart, Everett quickly realizes that all of the demons from his past are harder to fight that he could have predicted. With Cameron so close, Everett knows that he must face abandoning his two best friends all those years ago.

Shame and heartache follow Everett on his path to come face to face with Cameron again. Invoking all of those feelings that he had for the one girl that he believed he was never quite ‘good enough’ for. Throwing all of the pain aside, Everett decides to face Cameron and all of the pain from the past. The one thing he didn’t count on was the face that life goes on when you step away from it, and Cameron has been running the camp for her parents. Emotions are raw and fractured between the two, but those feelings from their past sneak into their souls once more. So many mistakes have been made, and now Cameron and Everett must decide how to go on with their lives. The only question that remains is where they stand now that so much has happened?



*Sigh* I am such a sucker for the non-traditional romance. Why? The reason is probably because you don’t know where life will lead you, and romance is never perfect. Tara Sivec is one of my favorite authors where the untraditional is to be expected. Wish You Were Mine was the perfect addition to this type of trope.

How can friendship crumble apart ? Easy…..add together secrets and some bull headedness, and then you will discover that even a deep friendship can shatter with ease. Everett and Cameron know all too well how ignoring their feelings lead to loneliness and heartache. Now – they are faced with a loss that is greater than they can bear alone. Time and tragedy will bring them together once again.

Now to the ‘grit’ of the story…..I found parts of the story a bit rushed for my taste. One thing was the way Aiden held such a huge chunk of the story in his hands, but his back story just seems to be skirted over. When I run across a story filled with such possibilities…it pulls away from the plot when we have to fill in the blank with such a major point in the plot. Everett and Cameron…they had so much to offer and threw it all away. Their past seemed to be rushed as well…except for the ‘wishes’. All in all….I still found this story one of depth, intensity, and passion. A true testament to finding your way back to the one that hold your heart.

4.5 stars!
Another fanatic book by Tara Sivec! This women can write funny, serious or even tear jerker books that are all so different, but yet all so mazing!

Wish You Were Mine was a story about second chance love, loss, and everything in between. I was in some sort of tear streaked face 99 percent of this book. It was an emotional story about 3 friends, who lost one of their own, and also lost their way in life a few times over the years. When all their truths come out, it seems like there is going to be a HEA, but then there is a HIGE twist that could ruin everything forever!

What an amazing story! Tara Sivec amazes me with how many different stories she can tell. But not only all a take, but be so different in so many different books!

Miscommunication, avoidance, loss, angst, hidden feelings, suffering, mystery, drama, surprises, friendship, love, missed opportunities, second chances, distance between .... Wish You Were Mine had it all.
It was a smartly written book which took me on a journey that had me feeling so many emotions all at once. A friends-to-lovers story that I really enjoyed even though I just felt it needed a little more at times, it still consumed me from beginning to end.

a lifetime of wishes written on stars finally brings cameron and everett together in wish you were mine after years of misunderstandings and missed opportunities and holding back keeps them apart. they had been best friends, along with aiden, they were the three musketeers. but cameron and everett loved each other best, they just never got around to telling each other that.

when aiden tries to spark something by telling everett he's asking cameron out, he unintentionally sends everett away. where he spends years working with doctors without borders, avoiding cameron completely. she doesn't understand why he's cut her out of his life. she only knows that something is missing. but everett believes that aiden and cameron are happy together and knows that he couldn't stay in town and watch that.

it's a mess. they are so in love with each other they can't see that the other person is actually in love with them. it takes a long time for them to get their heads on straight and realize that what they've been wishing for has been there all along. they only needed to focus on the positive. this is the sort of sweet and angsty read i love. and watching cameron and everett finally figure things out is really satisfying.

Wow! I LOVED THIS BOOK!
First of all, there hasn't been a Tara Sivec book I've met that I haven't loved yet, but even in Tara's world, some books "stick" with me better or longer than others. Fisher's Light, for example, is one I still rave about when people ask me for a book recommendation with "all the feels". This book is ranked right up there with that on the feels scale!
I've been having a hard time finding my reading mojo lately. So many books I've started, but leave me feeling blah, and never get finished. However, this book was SO GOOD, I couldn't put it down! Cover to cover in an almost record speed!
First, let's talk about Aiden, the hero. So many times, I just wanted to yell at him! He was so stubborn! He was also on a path of self-destruction until an event triggers his return home. Of course, he's not going to quit his self-destructive ways overnight, making me want to reach through the pages and knock some sense into him! But his stubbornness kept me hooked to the pages, hoping he would finally wake up and see what was right in front of him!
Cameron was the type of strong female heroine I love to read! While strong and independent, she is also vulnerable. People look to her to be strong for them when they cannot, and she takes on other's burdens as her own. It takes a toll on her, but she is always putting those she loved and cared for above herself. I LOVED her!
While I typically tend to steer away from books where there is a lot of back and forth between past and present, this one didn't bother me. I think it really helped to understand where the characters were coming from, and what led them to their (albeit ridiculous) decisions. (Or lack of decisions, in some cases.)
And let's address that elephant in the room... Everett. The third part to the trio. How heartbreaking was his story?! (Sorry for the vaguebooking, trying to keep spoiler-free!)
Overall, this was such an amazing book, and I loved it!

I thought the Story of Us by Tara Sivec slayed me and pulled me in from the beginning and kept me a beautiful emotional mess but the story of Everett and Cameron took the crown there. From the prologue letter from Aiden that will have you in tears. Like balling beautiful messy fat tears to the first thoughts of Everett and how he is struggling you are captured heart and soul by the characters and their story and the writing of Tara Sivec

Everett and Cameron bring you on an emotional angst filled love story that just absolutely enraptures you and cocoons you in their love,warmth and struggles. You see Everett put his life back together after a very tear jerking response from his sweet brother Jason. You watch him go back to Cameron and get his friendship back with her. See him heal and have his guilt lessen. See him become whole again. You watch Everett find himself and his courage to let go and find the strength to show his love to Cameron. You see the misunderstandings between these two but also the chemistry hits you like a ton of bricks. The looks and searing heat you feel through the words of Tara Sivec between Everett and Cameron set the book aflame but you also get frustrated at how they question their feelings and have so many missed moments and misunderstandings. You see Cameron, strong and capable Cameron finally break and show her pain. Watch her be wary and let her anger go. Watch her slowly learn about Everett again and let him be there for her. You watch them fall more in love and gain back the years they lost.

their story will break you and heal you. It is one of strength, courage and misunderstanding. One where friends who have always loved one another let go and you see that this time apart really was needed so they can become who they are meant to be. So they can become stronger versions of themselves and appreciate one another more. You see them struggle with real life problems and support one another. You see their insecurities and fear shine through and how they mess up but also find a way back to one another and work things out.

We get glimpses of moments in their past that are adorable and precious. The star wishes and birthday tradition of grape crush, fritos and little debbie tears at your heartstrings. Seeing how Everett was always so protective with her and respected her from the beginning warms you up inside. Watching him doubt himself and take words from others to heart and walk away for so long slays you. Seeing when he comes back his struggle and pain just has you want to hold him tight and never let go. But watching him fight back and show Cameron all of himself and not letting go was so beautifully written and emotionally heartwarming you cannot put the story down. Seeing Cameron learn about Everett the man and fall more in love with him is endearing but frustrating as well for they both have fears that do hold them back at times. Seeing their thoughts from their POV's is beautiful emotional and so worth the ride for you truly see them broken and mending. His gesture of showing his love will have you melt into a pile of goo.

In the end Everett and Cameron get the happy ending to a very emotional love that spans over thirty years and hopefully continues forever for them. It isn’t an easy road to their happy ever after but so worth the emotional roller coaster of a ride and one you will not want to jump off of.

My 4/4.5 star review is posted on goodreads and will be posted on blog and social media on release.and links will be updated at that time.
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4.5 stars
Everett, Aiden,and Cameron have been friend since they were kids. The two boys were 3 years older than their tomboy counterpart, Cameron, but they swore to be best friends forever...and they were for many years.

As young adults, Everett Southerland made a choice...to follow his dreams of becoming an international Doctor, but he left his friends behind with only sporadic contact with Aiden and cutting off the girl he could never have. He had loved her for years, but never felt good enough and timing was never on their side.

Cameron James now runs her family's youth camp and has fond memories of growing up there with her two best friends. But she always had a secret crush on Everett, the broken, bad boy she wanted to fix. But she never thought he saw her anything but a kid sister.

Hidden feelings, miscommunication, missed opportunities, distance, and avoidance tore them apart and left them both with a void that could not be filled.

But years later, when Everett gets a letter from their best friend, Aiden begging him to come home because things are going to drastically change, he can't stay away anymore. But he has a lot of guilt, fear, and loss to face even before he can face Cameron again. And she has had years to develop an outer shield built by hurt and pain that his abandonment caused.

But she needs help and he sees an opportunity and plans to be there whether she wants him there or not. So now they are back in each other's lives and have to spend time together. But there is a lot of heartache and loss to deal with. And Everett not only has to face his own demons, but also the wrath and sadness of the girl he left behind. They cycle from rage, hurt, annoyance, passion, and push each other. But they are feeling more excitement in their lives than they have in years.

This time will they be able to admit their feelings and try to chase their own HEA? Admitting their feelings might be one of their biggest battles, and not everything is always as it appears. I seriously wanted to lock them in room in the camp and force them to get everything out in the open.

Cameron was sassy, stubborn, guarded, and had been hurt by their past. Everett was affected not only be his inaction and loss, but also the things he had seen and dealt with overseas. They were a hot mess but shared so much history and a bond that might bend, but could not really break completely. And they also have outside situations that they are dealing with as well adding drama.

This is an antagonistic, passionate, heartbreaking story of friends, lovers, and second chances. It had some mysteries and surprises. It is told in Everett and Cameron's points of view in present and flashbacks with some input from Aiden as well. It took me a bit to realize that Cameron is the daughter of Eli and Shelby from The Story of Us, but then it all came rushing back. It was nice to touch base with them in the future and see the camp come to fruition. I liked the side characters of her friend, Amelia, and his brother, Jason as well.

I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.
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This was a beautiful friends to lovers romance, second chance romance etc. It was emotional and enjoyable.

Everett, Cameron and Aiden have been best friends since they were young. They do everything together but most importantly every year they each write a wish on their birthday and put it in their secret hiding place in the tree house. In their own way they are creating time capsules that they will one day be opened and they would remininsce about the hopes they had and if any of it came to fruition.

Cameron knew very early on that she was in love with one of her best friends. She desperately wanted him to know but never had the courage to say it to him. She quietly pined away on him for years until he was about to leave after college and travel overseas. She was hoping that he would somehow realise that she loved him and would decide to stay.

He felt the same way about Cameron but like her, he never voiced how he felt. Mostly because he felt that he was not good enough for her and would never live up to the expectations of her family. He also was worried about ruining their friendship trio. If only one of them had spoken up that night, things would have played out way differently over the next five years…..

When Cameron’s unrequited love returns to their hometown the reunion he envisioned in his mind does not go quite as planned. No slow motion, running into each other’s arms occurs at all. Mainly because of their inability to communicate their feelings with each other and a barrel load of hurt & anger.

However, Cameron is in a bit of a pickle with her family camp business and needs to impress a potential investor so an unexpected ‘knight in shining armour’ moment presents itself to ‘he who shall not be named in this review.’ This puts them in close proximity to each other and the desire between them begins to simmer away.

There were so many moments when I was frustrated with both of these people, only one of them had to speak up and say what they truly felt but they spent a lot of time dancing around the truth. This didn’t make me dislike the story but I was heavily invested in the truth eventually coming out. And to be honest, I kind of like a hefty dose of slow burn between a couple. It makes the ‘coupling’ all that more intense.

Also weaved into this story was a bit of a suspense storyline playing out and it kept me guessing right up until the end. However, this is very much a love story between childhood friends who one day hoped their wishes would come true.

4.5 stars

Cam, Everett and Aiden were best friends as children. Though the guys were older than Cam, she was always willing and able to keep up with them. When Everett left to follow his dreams of medicine, he also stepped aside so his two best friends could be happy together without breaking his heart by watching them. When he recieves a letter from Aiden, he regrets the time he’s been away and tries to get back to be there for his friends.

Cameron is such a great female lead. She is tied to her family’s camp and the memories she has of her own youth fuel some of the love she has for the camp. Her memories are so entwined with Everett and Aiden, but the ones with Everett are the most bittersweet.

It hurt so much to watch these two as they circled around each other hiding their feelings in order to avoid more pain. It was pretty clear early on that they both harbored feelings, but exactly what was going on wasn’t as clear. I was bothered by the amount of miscommunications they faced, especially as it seemed like they continued to make the same mistakes, avoiding important conversations and holding back.

I loved so much about this book. But there were also threads that were very familiar, that felt like bleedthrough from Cam’s parents’ story. There are some things that Cam and Everett have in common with Shelby and Eli from The Story of Us, but while it felt familiar, I also loved the way Shelby and Eli were able to offer a different perspective for Cam.

This was an emotional journey, and just when I thought I knew where the story was going, it took a fast turn in another direction. The little details and memories were a perfect way to build the relationship.

I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.

This is the first time I’ve read Tara Sivec, but it will not be my last. This second-chance romance will squeeze your heart until it is bursting. It’s emotional and sexy and truly has it all. Everrett, Cameron and Aiden were childhood best friends, and Everrett fell for Cameron. But due to some misunderstandings he did not think there was a future with her, and he left her five years ago to travel the world as a doctor. He is returning home after Aiden died of cancer and beseeched him to come back to support Cameron. He’s lost, unsure of what he wants to do with his life and feels extremely guilty for staying away for so long, and his journey to healing is heartbreaking and inspiring. His reunion with Cameron does not go well, but these two have a history that binds them and nudges open the door to the possibility of a future. Their feelings have never died, but they have to confront what happened in their past, and Cameron has a lot of resentment towards Everrett. This romance is bittersweet and engaging with a dash of suspense, and it will keep you turning the pages long into the night.

ARC provided, but this review was voluntarily and honestly written.

Everett, Aiden and Cameron were best friends all through their childhood.

Later in life Everett became a Doctor and traveled the world losing touch with his friends for 5 years. He has loved Cameron since they were little but felt that he did not deserve her, and thought that Aiden would have been her better choice.

Cameron has loved Everett since she was a little girl but always felt that he looked at her as a little sister. An unfortunate event brings Everett home and he is on a mission to finally tell Cameron how he feels.

Will Cameron still feel the same way about him? Will they finally find love after all these years?

This book was a really good book that sucked me in from the beginning and keep me turning pages.

*** Advanced copy provided in exchange for an honest review. ***

I don’t know why I don’t pick up Tara Sivec’s books up more often. She has such an amazing way of telling stories. Her writing is beautiful, emotional, and the characters are so developed that you can’t help but connect to them. My favorite part about this story were the flashes into the past. I got lost in them and couldn’t wait to read more.

Cameron and Everett’s story starts off with a major heartbreak. The emotion hits you right in the feels, immediately. It’s been five years since Everett left, working with Doctors Without Borders, seeing and experiencing some of the worst things out there. He left the love of his life behind once, and he’s not going to let her slip away again. When he returns, Cameron’s world is flipped upside down. Their story was full of angst and bumps in the road at every turn and Sivec did an amazing job at making it feel realistic.

I just wish the story would have been a little faster paced. I felt like it dragged a bit at times. It was never boring, just felt like it took a little too long for some things to happen.

If you’re looking for a beautiful read about missed but also second chances definitely give this one a shot.. It will give you faith in taking a jump and going after what you’ve wanted all along.

I need to remember to grab Tara’s writing up more often! I’m going to start by going back and reading The Story of Us, Cameron’s parents’ story.

Grateful to have received an ARC copy in exchange for an honest review.

I love a good childhood friends-to-lovers story, and Tara Sivec definitely didn't disappoint with Wish You Were Mine. The slow burn of their journey was delicious to read, and left me with a definite book hangover. Can't wait for her next one!!!

Wish You were Mine by Tara Sivec was emotional, heartbreaking and a bit frustrating. A friends-to-lovers story full of misunderstandings and miscommunications.

Aiden, Everett and Cameron have been best friends for years. The three musketeers. Together through thick and thin. Aiden the jokester and always there for a good laugh. Everett the serious, broody one. And Cameron with the heart of gold always taking care of everyone. They grew up together. But there was something more always there between Everett and Cameron that neither ever voiced. After years of missed opportunities, Everett leaves.

Everett has stayed away from home for five years and he would have stayed away longer, if not for Aiden’s letter. He has loved Cameron James forever, but has never felt good enough for her. He was the troubled kid, from the troubled home who was always getting in trouble. He always felt Cameron deserved so much more than him. But what he never saw was what a good guy he was. He was really his own worst enemy.

Cameron James was the girl always there to help and care for others. Her family ran a program that helped others, so it came naturally for her. But only one person owned her heart, but too afraid to know if Everett felt the same, she kept it to herself.

After years of being away and then falling into a cycle he did not want Cameron to see, Everett finally faces her again. But she was not happy to see him at all. For the last five years he all but cut her out of his life. Hurt and angry, she wants nothing to do with him. But when she finds herself in a jam, Everett steps in to help her and there is nothing she can do about it.

I really liked Everett and Cameron, but so wanted to shake them at times. I must admit I did not connect to the story early on, however, I am glad I continued to read. This is a very slow burn romance and we get to snippets of their pasts to see how they got to where they are today. Everett and Cameron had so many fears and missed opportunities, neither could see what was always there! But once the story picked up, I could not stop reading. I loved the last twenty percent.

Wish You Were Mine by Tara Sivec was a good read with likeable characters, if a bit frustrating, and a good story. It was about true love conquering all for friends turned lovers. She also gives us a twist at the end that had my heart stopping for a minute. Tara is a newer author for me, but I am looking forward to reading more of her work.

Wish You Were Mine is an emotional, heartfelt friends-to-lovers romance. With the sweet times that will melt your heart to the painful angst that will break it, Tara Sivec delivers a story that will ultimately move you.

I am always drawn to this trope, especially when the friendship between the characters begins in their childhood years. I love witnessing the relationship grow, change, and mature over time. While the story does focus primarily on the present day, the author gives her readers glimpses into the past, into the bond that developed between three children. It allows you to feel as though you know the characters, and see how important and special they are to each other. Though years, misunderstandings, and circumstances had separated these friends, their feelings never wavered.

As nice as it sounds to fall in love with your best friend, it also puts you in a difficult situation. What if those feelings are not reciprocated? What if your declaration of love makes things awkward between you? What if it ruins the friendship? It would be so much easier if people could just be completely honest with each other and come clean. But nothing in life and love is ever really easy. Cameron and Everett’s situation was messy. Time and misunderstandings made it even more complicated.

The story is told in alternating chapters from Cameron and Everett’s perspectives. I enjoyed the opportunity to see what each character was thinking and experiencing. It allowed me to see the story from both of their sides, to understand their reasons and motives.

Wish You Were Mine is filled with feeling. It’s an intense story of regret, loss, guilt, and friendship. It made me root for the characters. I wanted nothing more than for them to find the courage to finally express what they had kept bottled up for years. Tara Sivec has written another novel that is sure to tug at the heartstrings of her readers. Oh, and there were a couple of little twists that added something special to the story.

*4 Stars

Tara Sivec is a versatile author. She can write books that make you laugh so hard you want to pee yourself, she does an amazing job with romantic suspense, and she can also write emotional reads. I love authors that can write in more than one genre and do it well, and she is definitely one of those. Wish You Were Mine falls more on the emotional side. It’s a beautiful friends to lovers/second chance romance.

Cameron and Everett (along with Aiden) have been friends since they were children. Cam’s parents run a camp and they all met there. Through all the ups and downs of growing up, becoming teenagers, then adults, these three remained thick as thieves. Then Emmett left. He went off and left the other two behind. Five years later, and a tragic event brings him back to the life he left behind. To Cam, the woman he’s always loved.

Wish You Were Mine is an emotional, sweet, and at times- angsty read. There was nothing ‘wrong’ with this book, it was enjoyable read. I just wish I felt more connected to it. I’m sure it’s a just me thing, and most readers will enjoy this friends to lovers romance!

The pretty cover of Wish You Were Mine immediately reeled me in. Unfortunately, this just wasn't the book for me. I found the story to be incredibly cheesy, but what was worse was the amount of slut-shaming in the story that completely ruined the book for me.

Wish You Were Mine opened up with an emotional letter written by Aiden to his friend, Everett, after his passing. It was devastating, and broke my heart, but it also built up my hopes that this book would be profound and amazing. While there certainly were moments of those throughout the book, especially through some of the flashback scenes of the three characters as children, the occasional slut-shaming in the book and the story veering into Nicholas Spark cheese tainted my experience. I can't exactly say that I cared for either of the main characters. They were difficult in my opinion, a little immature, and needed to learn to communicate. Everett and Cameron were melodramatic characters, in my opinion, and made mountains out of molehills. Their emotions and angst came across as incredibly forced to me, and I felt like their relationship with each other totally defined them as characters. I wanted to see more of their personalities beyond the surface level that was explored here.

The romance between the two had the potential to be an amazing second chance romance, but again the forced angst, and the cheesy moments peppered here and there. Everett and Cameron needed to communicate with each other, but that was entirely missing from the story until the very end. There were some scenes that I liked between the two, especially the ones that involved the camp owned by Cameron's parents, but beyond that, the two of them just weren't as memorable for me. And like I said, I hated how Cameron viewed every girl who was interested in either Aiden or Everett as a "skank". It was demeaning, and uncalled for! It's ridiculous that slut-shaming is still prevalent in romance novels.

Simply put, Wish You Were Mine had too many tropes that I didn't care for. If the summary seems like a story that might be for you, go for it!

BIANCA'S REVIEW

Ugh Tara! Just like with The Story of Us, I strarted crying in the prologue already!!!!

But don't worry - it's not a sad story.

Of course there are some sad and moving moments and lots of lost chances.

But the main part is about how Everett tries to get Cameron to forgive him and fall in love with him forever ever after! ☺

It might take a while, because she's really mad at him. Of course she also never stopped loving him. But she's not making it easy!

It's an adorable & funny & very moving journey that they'll take us on!

And I loved every minute of it!

I loved the location - the camp/former plantation near Charleston. The supporting cast. The little back-in-time chapters. The wishes.

Amazing love story!


The only thing ..... grrrrr... - like with most romances ... why not talk to each other? If they had talked about stuff back when Cam was 12 - or a few years later - and even a few years after that - so many chances, but never did they talk about their feelings. They could've had their HEA ages ago! BUT, of course it always has to be that way - they have to find themselves, live through whatever they have to live through etc. ☺ I still LOVED the book!!!! But it would've/could've been only 20 pages had they not missed all those chances!!! Grrrrr. And also

I WANT TO SEE THIS MADE INTO A MOVIE!!!

WISH YOU WERE MINE was such a heartbreakingly beautiful & adorable 2nd-chance love story! Just perfect!
Please run to your nearest amazon for your own Everett- this one is MINE!☺

JANEANE'S REVIEW

ARC received for an honest review

This book! I mean, this book!

Right from the prologue I was a mess. Don't get me wrong, it is emotional, but it is so, so much more than that.

it is a beautiful, heartbreaking story about lost, but also about the love that comes from that loss.

Aiden, Everett and Cameron (female) have been friends since forever, and as with all friendships, things fall apart, people drift apart, things go unsaid.

Ugh, the unsaid! People, it is called communication, use it sometimes lol

There is so much that goes unsaid, so much hurt and anguish and love and hate and allll the feels.

I LOVE that this is a slow burn. And by slow, I do mean sloooow. However it is what this story needed. It is what our lovelies needed.

There is so much that I loved about this story, however I don't want to give anything away so I can't say too much.

Other than I LOVE LOVE LOVE it.

Read it. You'll love it too.

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