I enjoyed this third book in the series, maybe not as much as the other two, but it was definitely still good. Rory moved to town at the end of the last book and was kind of mysterious, so now we learn that she found out at age 30 that her dad was famous musician Lee Rose, who grew up in Cherry Peak, and that she had a half sister, Wanda, who we met before briefly. She's come to town for answers but neither of them are there, so she stays for a bit, expecting to leave eventually. But then Johnny, eight years younger, a ball of extroverted sunshine, starts to pursue her and as hard as she tries to find excuses not to fall for him, she does. I liked their dynamic, thought the plus size rep was good again in this one, and am intrigued by the next book now that we've met Johnny's sister Daisy and know she's one MC.