Aaron Malone knows one thing: hockey. It's been his calling and his salvation, seeing him through life's challenges--from a marriage that should have never happened and a divorce that left him gutted, to the loss of his two daughters when his ex-wife moved out of state. When a tragic accident forces him back into the role of fatherhood, he struggles to be the father his daughters need--even if he's not the parent they want.
Savannah Weber has everything she wants in life: a successful career, an energetic social life, and a sexy, brooding neighbor who has a recurring part in her nighttime fantasies. What she's never had is a family of her own--and she's convinced herself she doesn't want one. When she sees Aaron struggling to balance life with his daughters, she finds herself being drawn in to help--against the wishes of the two young girls.
They say that two is company and three is a crowd. Can these four come together to make a family and live happily-ever-after? Only if two lonely souls are willing to take a chance instead of playing it safe.
MY REVIEW:
When a family crisis hits a family hard it
blindsides everyone leaving everyone spinning.
Aaron a semi-pro hockey player is used to taking some hard hits, but he
did not expect to get the call he did.
He got word that his ex-wife and her lover were killed in a drunk
driving accident.
Now, he needs to figure out how to bring
them back to his home state and get acclimated to his lifestyle and
career. Just one minor problem his, eldest daughter being a teen barely, Brooke, hate life, and him and tells him
multiple times a day.
Isabelle is only ten is just scared and
sad one to lose another parent, and that her big sis now hates her. Now, they need to start new schools and new
friends. How do you do that when your
dad is semi-famous?
But what that are also seeing bloom is the
friendship and maybe more from the neighbor next door. Miss Savannah. Aaron really likes her because she seems to
calm his nerves when he’s at his wit’s end.
She is able to laugh even at himself.
Something he doesn’t do much of anymore is laugh.
As they become closer and Aaron even
invites her to a game and out to drinks with the team after, he has the team
ragging him. The reason being they’re
telling him she is his girlfriend. He
says no just his neighbor. But he knows
she’s more but he can’t go there.
The whole time Aaron can’t seem to allow
himself to be free of the past. Mainly
his ex’s past. He feels the shame she
never did. He pushes Savannah away the
one person who gives him joy outside of the family.
This is a fast read and filled with
laughter and turmoil too. I give this: 4
stars. Free on Amazon. Follow us at www.1rad-readerreviews.com
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