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A review by thisteacherlovestoread
Secret Love by Willow Aster
5.0
Willow Aster has once again delivered a heartwarming and captivating tale with Secret Love, the second installment in the Single Dad Playbook series. As a fan of the first book, Mad Love, I was eager to dive into this new adventure, and I'm happy to say that it did not disappoint.
While Secret Love can be read as a standalone, I highly recommend reading Mad Love first for a more fulfilling experience. The characters from the previous book make appearances and contribute significantly to the overall story and feel of the book.
Henley is a charming and dedicated single dad and his love for his three daughters is evident, and his co-parenting relationship with his ex-wife is a refreshing example of mature and respectful communication.
Tru, a newcomer to Silver Hills, brings a breath of fresh air to the story. As a substitute teacher and dance instructor, she is trying to make roots in this small town. I love the first interaction we get between these two. I could feel their chemistry from their first interaction. Things get complicated and Tru tries to keep Henley at arms length. There are a lot of obstacles to overcome for these two and I love the growth their relationship made throughout the book. These two are perfect for each other.
I love the found family troupe and that is so evident in this book. I love how much the guys are there for each other and the small town community vibes this book has.
Overall, Secret Love is a well-written and enjoyable read. Willow Aster has a knack for creating relatable characters and crafting engaging storylines. Whether you're a fan of romance, family dramas, or sports stories, this book is sure to capture your heart.
While Secret Love can be read as a standalone, I highly recommend reading Mad Love first for a more fulfilling experience. The characters from the previous book make appearances and contribute significantly to the overall story and feel of the book.
Henley is a charming and dedicated single dad and his love for his three daughters is evident, and his co-parenting relationship with his ex-wife is a refreshing example of mature and respectful communication.
Tru, a newcomer to Silver Hills, brings a breath of fresh air to the story. As a substitute teacher and dance instructor, she is trying to make roots in this small town. I love the first interaction we get between these two. I could feel their chemistry from their first interaction. Things get complicated and Tru tries to keep Henley at arms length. There are a lot of obstacles to overcome for these two and I love the growth their relationship made throughout the book. These two are perfect for each other.
I love the found family troupe and that is so evident in this book. I love how much the guys are there for each other and the small town community vibes this book has.
Overall, Secret Love is a well-written and enjoyable read. Willow Aster has a knack for creating relatable characters and crafting engaging storylines. Whether you're a fan of romance, family dramas, or sports stories, this book is sure to capture your heart.