It was a perfectly fine forced proximity romance that was also a second chance at love.

When they were in their twenties, they had an intense summer romance, and then reality hit them in their face, and their differences in what they want in life were apparent. Texas billionaire and now Mayor of Dallas Chase Ferguson returns to a Montana to get away from Dallas and his life, to a house he bought to remember a particular summer ten years ago, he runs into those memories. Mimi Andrix still lives in the area and runs into her old and most important relationship at Whole Foods (the whole contemporary was fine, but the paragraph on WF took me out of the story). While eating Thanksgiving meal, Mimi decided to take some leftovers to the alone man in a mansion on top of the hill, a snowstorm is starting, and she barely makes it the mansion alive. Mimi and Chase forced (but really by choice) to spend the storm together. Memories, feelings, and desire come out, but can they stay for what their lives are like after a snowstorm and in real life?

Overall, decent. I just had a hard time believing the main characters that they care about each other besides sex this at this moment in their lives. Most of the book felt like they were using each other for one last hurrah, and then suddenly, there is a marriage proposal at the end.

I received an ARC from Netgalley and Harlequin for an honest review.