I loved reading Tuck and Piper's story in A Run at Love, the guys' group text messages, and a glimpse into the horse racing world.
Piper struggles with being adopted as a Black person into a wealthy white family and is wanting to move out and become independent. Tuck is a planner and has to learn to let go.
Shiloh delivers a fabulous contemporary romance story with faith elements, realistic characters who have their own flaws and struggles, and a romance between two best friends who had grown up most of their lives together.
I was given a complimentary copy of this book via Netgalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I love Toni Shiloh's novels and this one is a romance with heart. Piper has never quite fit in as a black woman who was adopted by a white family. She feels grateful yet a little unsettled. Now she's trying hard to find her place in the horse racing world that she loves, and she's doing it with her best friend Tuck beside her. He's trying hard to ignore the crush he's had on her for years as he helps her chase her Derby dreams. When her parents are accused of doping their horses and her life begins to feel like it's falling apart in pieces, he's the constant, but will either of them be willing to risk their friendship to take a run at love? This is a sweet story that will tug you back to the pages until you reach the end.