3.75 - 4.0 *s

Ryder obviously loves his kids and has put them first the last few years. Needing a fresh start he packs them up to a new town. He's been struggling a bit but hopefully the change of scenery will help them move forward.

I like Gracie. She's sassy but with a vulnerability thanks to a troubling past relationship. Her family is also a hoot - loving and open, sometimes a little overwhelming in how they embrace others, but with enormous hearts.

The first part of the book is a lot dancing around each other for Ryder and Gracie, as they get to know each other and we get to know them. It's low drama with a very realistic feel as they have to decide if that pull they felt on the first meeting is worth pursuing and whether a relationship will work in their lives. This kinda book isn't going to be for everyone but I think it'll be enjoyed by those that do.

**I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.**