I can truly say that I’m addicted to Jill Shalvis books and
this one does not disappoint.
In this new series we meet Lily returning home from she ran
away from ten years ago, so going back was never going to be easy. Lily is
trying to get her life back on track after leaving cedar ridge ten years ago
after her sister death. She pushed herself in the world of beauty and got to
the top of her game styling celebs until one day they did the norm her boss
asked her to leak information the a top client as coming for treatment but the
visit didn’t go to plan as the client did not want the press this time so
someone had to take the fall and Lily was that person and her boss made sure
she was left high and dry!!!!
So Laura contacted a friend and jumped in a car and drove as
far away from her life as possible straight into cider ridge hoping that the
people of cider had moved on from ten years ago. Laura was hoping to sneak in
unnoticed , then in a few day introduce her she back to the world of small
town, but this did not go to plan when she stops at a store just outside town
for junk supplies and runs into someone
she used to know and starts talking about her dead sister this is a place while
Lily doesn’t what to go , she panics dropping most of her junk food groups and
being watched by the one person she did not want to see for a very long time
Aiden the man that took her heart when is left Cedar Ridge ten years ago and
his looks that he is giving her tells her that he has her in his sights again.
Lily heart is broken and doesn’t even know if it can be mended. Lily is hoping
that Cedar Ridge is a stop gap between jobs she doesn’t want to here any longer
than she has to be or she will have to to deal with ghosts of the past that she has been running from the last ten
years. But the people of Cedar Ridge and the Colorado Mountains she loved to
walk work the magic on her heart????
While keeping herself to herself she finds that every corner
she turns she seems to bump into Aiden, can she let go of the past to go
forward with the future, well that’s where I’m going to leave you to get a copy
and get lost in the Colorado Mountains for the day.
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