This was a bit more emotional than the first two books in this series. Hope’s struggles and the reasons behind them are finally revealed, as is the circumstances of Chase’s childhood. It was also much more of a slow burn, not that it was slow by any means, but Chase and Hope had some things to work through before becoming intimate. 

Once again, this book happened on the same timeline as the first two books, so we got even more prospectives of some of the major incidents. I liked that it not only gave the reader another prospective, but it also changed the way I thought about what was happening at the time. I liked the build up with Chase and Hope and the way they saw each other so clearly. I loved Bray’s acceptance of Chase, with the usual threat thrown in at the end. I loved Bray’s relationship with Hope, made stronger by a situation that could have torn the family apart. 

This book was all about healing and finally finding your person. There was a lot less suspense and the major conflicts were hurdles that Chase and Hope had to leap together. Chase and Hope’s relationship wasn’t easy, but they were perfect for each other. 

Chase and Hope Williamson's story.  Chase is Ash's BF.   Hope is Bray and Reilly's daughter, twin to Lily and cousin to Ash.