What do you do when the one person you have always wanted, you can almost never have?
We found each other by chance and it was perfect, easy and everything I could have asked for. Our love was one for the books. When he moved next door, my entire world flipped upside down and inside out, but it was the best feeling I had ever experienced. Until the time came to choose between him and my family. I was young and in love, but in the end, I chose my family. I’ve regretted that decision since the day I made it. Now fate has given me a second chance with the one person I knew I was always supposed to be with. But this time so much more was standing in our way.
Can I choose him over the life I’ve come to know?
Will he be able to forgive me and give us a second chance? I
s true love really enough to conquer everything standing in our way?
Sometimes the hardest decisions in life, are the most liberating, I just hope that this time I made the right one.
♦ Harper’s Review ♦
I am a fan of Amanda Bennett and her work. The plot is what pulled me into wanting to read because the synopsis sounded good. I had a hard time keeping up with the timeline. It seemed so fast paced and at some points I actually felt like I missed something and would reread and I didn’t. I couldn’t really connect with the main characters, and some of their actions would cause a major eye roll to occur! There was one character in the book I wish we would’ve gotten a little bit more background on. Rachel, now I can’t tell you who she is in this book you will have to read to find out! This was a story that I wasn’t willing to give up on and wanted to find out how it ended and I will say when I got to the current time and not when they were younger I enjoyed the story a little bit more. Dax & Charlee had definitely both matured and had changed in the last 10+ years. Once again everything was very fast paced and that bothered me a bit. The book ended on good note and put a smile on my face! I give this book 3 stars!
-Harper
♦ AMAZON ♦ B&N ♦
DaxAs I sit here in my truck staring at the note her best friend left me, I can’t help but replay the first day I told her I loved her over and over in my mind. I had never said those three words to any other girl in my entire life, and when I said them to her, she melted. I melted right along with her, but I clearly remember her melting. I had the one woman I had ever wanted in my arms as I made love to her in her pool. With every moan and every look, the feeling intensified. I never wanted to let this girl go, and as I whispered those three little words into her ear, as I thrust myself deep inside of her one last time, I knew in that instant that she would forever have my heart.
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Amanda currently lives in Utah with her many men (her husband, two little boys, and two dogs). She is an avid San Francisco 49ers and Dexter fan. In high school she developed a love for writing and storytelling, and in the past couple years has made it her passion as she just released her ninth book.
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