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She’s ready to give up. He’s not a quitter. Will the wounds of the past steal their future?Aspen Cove offers Natalie Keane the peace and quiet she lacked growing up in foster care. While fear of getting too close to anyone has led her to settle on the outskirts of town, she’s found a happy routine, until life throws her a massive curveball in the form of the little brother she never knew existed. Thrust into parenthood, Natalie faces the enormous task of handling a rebellious twelve-year-old. When the little troublemaker steals from a local business owner, Natalie must not only tackle her first true test in parenting but also face her growing feelings for the handsome store owner … who she may have threatened to poison.Life coach Jake Powers got a second chance after receiving a kidney transplant a decade ago. When a pink envelope arrives bearing a heartfelt letter from the mother of his donor, Jake is drawn to Aspen Cove by the need to give back to the family who gave him so much. The town’s need for a bookstore is the perfect opportunity, and once it’s up and running, he can move on to his ultimate dream—working at a high-profile retreat center where he can make a name for himself. But when he sees Natalie struggling to get her brother on the right track, he’s drawn to the beautiful woman with stone walls built around her heart.Aspen Cove, where home and family take on a whole new meaning...
Publication Year: 2020
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Natalie is use to living on the outskirts, barley making ends meet and trying to stay under the radar while still feeling like she belongs and is a part of Aspen Cove, but now its not just her but her half brother Will that she had no clue about. I just loved how this was about everyone growing somewhat and learning it is ok to be vulnerable and ask for help and maybe what you thought you wanted you didn't really. I honestly don't know what I will do if this Aspen Cove series ends as I love everyone and how they all pop in at different stage in each book. This was one of my favorite of the series not just because both Natalie and Jake are both outsides to a certain extent but how everyone brought Will into the fold and showed him as well as the others what it is to be loved and have a family/town that cares for you.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.