He's mine ... don't ever forget that. Milo lives in the barn, a cowboy through and through. I live in a castle, but I'm not a princess. When the only person who loves me dies, Milo's there. As I get older, I no longer look at Milo like a big brother. I look at him like the man God made just for me. With the first glimpse of freedom from my pathetic excuse for a father, I imagine a future with Milo. I dream of the day when we won't have to hide our feelings. But Milo has a secret. He is not free. The man I love is marrying the woman I hate.
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I really went into this book blind so I didn't know what to expect.
This book was beautifully written, really written well. The concept was a great one.
This book had drama and when I say drama I mean DRAMA and I ate it all up.
I see some people complaining that they don't like the OW having the hero's baby trope and that it was not included in the tropes list.
Which is okay, Je suis d'accord.
I also wished that Milo would've fought to get out from under Flecther's hold and be with Indie (because you could see that he truly love loves her) but no he was a coward. But then the reason why he was so loyal to Fletcher explains the cowardness.
Overall, this book was good and I really enjoyed it.
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