On a fateful night 5 years previously, Kenna made a mistake. She's just been released from prison and is ready to find and fight for the daughter who she gave birth to shortly after being incarcerated. But the people who now love and care for her daughter are quick to hold grudges, and starting over isn't easy.

This is CoHo #3 for me. I thought it had a good plotline and it brought to light another one of those situations where there's no right or wrong answer and nothing is black & white. But...this one felt a little sappy to me and ultimately, once again, the ending was a little too predictable and wrapped up too neatly. It wasn't a bad read, but not my favorite. ( )

After serving 4 years in prison, Kenna Rowan returns to the town where it all went wrong, hoping to reunite with her 4 year old daughter who is living with the grandparents. (She was in a wreck and killed the Dad, her boyfriend.). Ledger Ward has hated her for years for killing his best friend but now he falls in love with her. As the romance grows, so does the risk. How does she make amends for the past and have a future with her daughter and Ledger? ( )

Didn’t get 5 stars because of the drinking/driving issue in the story. Personal trauma for me.

Outside of the above, this story pulls at every heart string. Well told. Read it in one sitting. Loved every character except the one you want to dislike and I’m A OK with that. Story isn’t for everyone. Please note that there are some triggers in this book. ( )

This book was not for me. I finished it thinking “why did it need to be written”. The main character wasn’t likable. The entire plot just wasn’t reasonable. The love scenes seems so out of place or inappropriate in the context. I liked variety but this is the last book from this author I’ll be picking up. ( )

Después de pasar cinco años en la cárcel por el trágico error que costó la vida de su gran amor Scott, Kenna Rowan regresa a casa con un único deseo: abrazar a su hija Diem, de cuatro años, que vive con los padres de Scott y a la que no ha visto desde que nació. La única persona que no le ha cerrado la puerta por completo es Ledger Ward, dueño del bar local y uno de los pocos vínculos que le quedan en Diem. Pero ella sabe que si alguien descubre que Ledger se está convirtiendo lentamente en una parte importante de su vida, crece el riesgo de no recuperar a su hija. Kenna deberá encontrar la manera de reparar los errores de su pasado si quiere construir un nuevo futuro.