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Oh my goodness what a sexy sweet and just adorable story.
I have come to believe after years of reading romance that you go through stages of emotions during a book. There's the anticipation when the couple meets and then the angst of will they or won't they? In slow burns this can be so strong. You'll be screaming do it already and when they do there's the big swoon. Well with every story there's got to be a conflict, issue, trouble etc. That's where hurt and anger can come into play. Then of course the reunion or reconciliation. That's where the healing and soothing emotions come into the journey. Then you've got the HEA.
For me the reconciliation and ending are the most important parts because if I'm left with no healing in my heart I just feel empty. I want you to make me forget I was hurt or mad. I need to believe in the couples longevity. That's the Aurora Rose Reynolds magic.
This authors creativity has to be magic to be able to simply cover the hurt with love and heal the heart with romance that you can believe in. Page after page you're immersed in the kind of love story that soothes you and gives you faith. Antonio and Libby climbed high fell hard and landed beautifully
These two characters danced around the inevitable for a long time. Prejudices by Antonio waisted a lot of time for them. My anger at his actions and later my hurt at his words were a defining point for me. I simply wasn't sure I'd get over it
Oh But ye of such little faith.
When Antonio hit his knees my heart filled and the cracks healed. I loved that these two enjoyed learning what they loved and working around their differences. I would love to see more of the fire fighter aspect. This was extraordinarily y low on suspense this time. Just a love story with forgiveness and acceptance.
I love the side characters here that add so much to this sweet story.
My favorite was Pool
. He was the cutest little fur baby I only wish he'd been mentioned in the epilogues. Kids and pets are just pure joy.
o us
This is a favorite series mine by this author. I can't wait for more.
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