This book was the perfect quick, easy, fun, enjoyable read. I loved all the characters and Emmy's character growth was great! The only thing I wish was to see a little more of Emmy's ADHD play out but it was still perfect the way it was. This is the perfect book to introduce cowboy romances.
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"You didn't ask me why I came home."
"I don't care why you're here, only that you are."

Fun camp setting, characters were loveable - I wasn't a huge fan of Aurora though? Idk why, she was fine but something just rubbed me in a weird way. But both main characters had great character growth towards their family issues by the end. 

This was a great debut novel! However, it was not for me. I sadly couldn't get into it but did see the potential of the book and think it will need loved by fantasy lovers! The characters were fun and each were their own!

I loved meeting all the new characters and the world building in this one. Poppy and Casteel's banter and relationship is one of my favorites. Actually Poppy's banter with everyone is my favorite. I like her spunk and loved learning more about her character in this book.

"Let's make a deal that we don't borrow tomorrow's problems today."

This book was very sweet. I found the characters loveable and it was just a feel good book.

I liked the setting and environment of the book but the plot and characters kinda fell through and I didn't feel connected to them. But I'd still probably read the others in the series eventually.

The banter was really fun and entertaining between Hayes and Solene. I'm glad the ending was a realistic one! 

I didn't click with this one. I wasn't clicking with any of the characters or the storyline. It started off kinda cheesy and the insta attraction/desire to understand the MMC was a bit much and kinda lost me right away. I just feel like it didn't flow super well?
However, I did like the short chapters and the mental health & grief representation and discussion. 

"Love is patient, just like that damn Bible quote people like.”

It started off a bit slow for me and the two characters living in two different times made for an interesting and complex concept. I'm not typically into the time travel but this magical realism wasn't over the top. Ashley Poston does a really good job writing about grief in a beautiful way, not being overdramatic and making you feel with the character(s). It was an enjoyable read with a sweet happily ever after. I also love Ashley Poston's author note at the end; making the whole book's theme come full circle.



"It's not a matter of time but a matter of timing".

I loved all the characters in this book and their connections with each other! I also especially love that we got a little Easter egg of Jansen & Rell from By the Threads series! That made me smile. This book I would recommend as a great intro to billionaire romance!