A good coming home romance. Quick and easy read. Would recommend. If you want a good take along story this is the one.

Of the series thus far, I'd rank this as my second favorite. But it was a bit frustrating- Dillon and Paige were never really together. Which, can work sometimes. But half the book they were in separate states not even talking to each other.

There was potential, but the characters just didn't interact enough IMO

I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

**Copy Provided by Netgalley and Tule publishing for an honest review**

This is an older woman younger guy trope, but it just felt far too rushed. Even the ending was so rushed it just didn't sit right with me and the book struggled to keep me gripped.

The way that Dillon was a man whore, but yet insisted on sitting with Paige to TALK about things grated on me insisting that he could never change when we read his internal thoughts about her being different and someone he could see could be the one. who made him change everything.

Paige fell in love after and and a half almost dates. She is a grown mona of 38 with two kids and a dead husband who was hardly there anyway. She did not act as much of the adult as i would have thought.

After the rest of the books for Marietta i am a little sad that this last one was like this and the ending was really rushed and just felt like the author realised that she needed to finish and it all happened in the last chapter/epilogue.

Will not be reading from this author again in a hurry.