By far my favorite out of the three books in this series. Much like the first two books, our heroine pushes the hero away at first. But this is the only book in the series, and Lucy the only h, where it actually made sense.

Lucy had been hurt by Rhett when they were teenagers. He kissed her and then left to pursue his baseball career. I love that Lucy didn't seem to be angry about this, she just figured it would likely happen again so might as well protect herself. And the fact that she didn't pine away for Rhett for ten years? THANK YOU, C.L. CRUZ!

Rhett and Lucy had great chemistry, but they were also great characters on their own.

I would pick this one up again.