This was the
fourth book in the Dare With Me series but could easily be read as a
stand-alone. It was well written, and
the pacing was perfect. I have enjoyed
this series and was excitedly looking forward to this book.
Skyler
Bridges grew up bouncing around in the foster care system with her best friend
Emily. They had planned to move to
Diamond Creek, Alaska for a new life, but Emily died before they moved. Emily insisted Skyler continue with their
plan, so Skyler moved and is trying to deal with her grief. Her anxiety has always kept her from making
friends and she avoided relationships because of her abandonment problems. The women of Diamond Creek welcomed her and did
not let her shyness deter them.
Tucker
Harrison moved to Diamond Creek to help his best friend from the Air Force when
he needed more pilots for his family business. Tucker only did casual relationships after
losing his high school love to cancer. He
never wanted to risk losing someone he loved again and feeling that pain. He
thought he could keep things casual with Skyler, but she had a way of wedging
into the cracks in his heart.
Skyler and
Tucker had many issues to face before they found happiness. They both had lost loved ones and their faith
in love. Skyler had a hard time trusting
so seeing her open herself to Tucker and growing was great. I really enjoyed this book and recommend it
to anyone who likes small town and second chance romances. I look forward to future books from the
author.
I received
an ARC and am voluntarily leaving a review.
All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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