Everything was going according to plan...
After years of working my way up the corporate ladder, it was finally my time to shine. I was about to receive the promotion of a lifetime.
But just like that, my life was destroyed with a single career crushing email.
Now, I am headed back home to North Carolina, under the ruse of an extended vacation to help run the family inn while my sister is on maternity leave. After all, what is family for? Plus, a few days at the beach could definitely help uncomplicate this crazy life of mine.
Enter Aiden Fisher.
Aiden is a guest at my sister’s inn. He’s wicked hot, a huge flirt and has one of the sexiest British accents I’ve ever heard. But beyond all that, I see a darkness in his soul, as if he’s carrying a great weight upon his shoulders.
I find myself pushing back my trip home to Florida in hopes that maybe I’ll look into those hazel brown eyes and finally see truth shining back instead of lies. That maybe he’ll stop running and tell me the truth for once.
But you know what they say about liars? It takes one to know one and I’ve been telling the biggest lie of all – I’ve fallen hopelessly in love with Aiden.
And isn’t that the scariest truth of all?
MY THOUGHTS AFTER READING...
This is probably my favorite book in the series... I mean don't get me wrong, I loved each one but with this one...I felt more. I related to it more... my heart hurt more...
Though Aiden and Millie's story was fast-paced, it didn't feel forced, pre-mature or unnatural... Love moves in mysterious ways, and the heart wants what it wants. When you fall, you fall. There's no timeframe.
Throughout the book, I really kept on imagining Aiden as Tom Hiddleston! It's a bonus that I have a crush on him!lol
When You're Ready is one of my fave books of all time, and this story is kinda' similar to it... You know the whole time I was thinking, "Oh shit, he's gonna die! He's gonna die! Oh Lord I hope not.." lol Yeah sure I didn't ugly cry as much but it definitely pulled on my heartstrings... the last few chapters were really heartbreaking.
It's true that we have to heal ourselves first before loving someone else... Even though they'll still accept you wholeheartedly, they still deserve more than your broken self...
If you're looking for an amazing love story that would remind you of Nicholas Sparks movies, this is the book to read next!
