This book is about second chance romances and the journey of Tae and Riggs. Riggs came back from the military to help his brother run a foundation for wounded veterans and at-risk kids and Tae runs the events for the foundation. They meet again at the end of one of those events.

I loved that Riggs figured out he’s always loved Tae. There is, of course, some push and pull between the two but I really loved the chemistry between Tae and Riggs.

There’s also the relationship between Riggs and his brother and the semi co-dependent relationship of Tae and her mother that get out through their paces in the novel, along with the other secret in the book.

Overall, it’s a fast and cute read. It’s a part of a series but I think it works fine as a standalone. Jill Shalvis doesn’t disappoint in her HEA.

Thanks to NetGalley and William Morrow for the eARC in exchange for this honest review.