Kindle Edition
Published April 29, 2021
Source: I received a complimentary copy. All opinions expressed are my own and were voluntarily given
A class reunion. An unrequited love. And the small-town roots that never let go of the heart.
When
big-city accountant Wynne Terry dreamed of her future, it looked like
the one she’s living. Then an invitation to her high school reunion
lands in her mailbox and curiosity beckons her to return for the first
time in fifteen years. It has nothing to do with seeing her childhood
best friend who unwittingly stole her heart. At least, that’s what Wynne
tells herself.
Chase Ford’s regrets come back to haunt him when
Wynne walks into his life again. Marrying the first girl who turned his
head in high school was mistake number one. Turning his back on Wynne
when she needed him most was another. If it’s forgiveness he’s looking
for, Wynne may give it to him. But raising his daughter and keeping the
ever-elusive Wynne from turning his loveless life upside down take
precedence over pleasing his conscience.
When Wynne discovers
there’s more to Chase’s story than she bargained for, she wonders if her
heart can stand being broken again. But maybe a once-in-a-lifetime love
is worth the risk.
Revisit the Blueberry Point series and find out why readers love these sweet, light-hearted romances.
My Review: 4 Stars
Oh, how I love a good high school reunion romance and I haven't read a lot of them. There's just something so sweet about rediscovering friendships and rekindling sparks that speaks to the heart.
Chase and Wynne were once besties but a few mistakes tore them apart and 15 years later, they've reunited. One itsy, bitsy, teeny, weeny problem for me was the small town mysterious secret that made me a little leery.
I loved the way Malone takes a small town and turns it into something special with characters a reader can get behind. The intricate connections and relationships were interesting and gave off a Hallmark vibe that lead to all kinds of melty hearts and swoons. This is the kind of place that settles deep into my soul.
Content: mild romance
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