From USA Today Bestselling author, the second book in the Laurel Springs Emergency Response Team Series
If you don't love, you can't get hurt...
Nick Kepler
One thing my childhood taught me was never show my emotions. Don’t make memories. Don’t count on other people. Don’t hope for the best.
All that changed when I was adopted by Ryan and Whitney Kepler. Begrudgingly I let them into my life, along with my new sister and a best friend I would lay down my life for. But giving up my heart and accepting love in return from Kelsea Harrison? It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever tried to do. And the truth is? I’m not sure if I’m that strong.
Kelsea Harrison
From the very moment I met Nick Kepler I knew he would be the love of my life. Problem is I haven’t been able to convince him of that yet.
When our best friends get married, Nick and I spend a drunken night letting our walls down and losing all our inhibitions. In one moment I’m given everything I ever wanted. Then, in the blink of an eye it’s taken away from me.
The question is, can I be strong for the both of us?
The answer? I have to be.
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My Review - 5 of 5 stars -
This story was very entertaining. There were fun moments, touching moments, painful moments, and steamy ones. Kelsea and Nick have known each other because of family and friends, but their true feelings were secret. Nick was so unwilling to see all those around him cared for him despite his past. That past gave him the understanding and sympathy for a young boy. Kelsea tried hard to keep her feelings for Nick a secret, but things did not stay that way. Friends and family cheered for them and assisted as they could.
The narration by Ariel Royce and Christopher Rourke was, once again, well done. They definitely brought the emotions alive, and I had tears by the end.
This is my unsolicited review.
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