4.5 Stars
Lake Jones known for being the cover girl for prosthetic
legs. She likes to binge-watch Netflix
and watch her neighbors through her peephole.
When her new neighbor moves she meets Cage Monaghan. She hasn’t seen him in 3 years but she’s just
as drawn to him now.
Cage Monaghan walked away from Lake Jones but now he’s all
in. His dream has been to play professional
football and now that he’s doing that he’s not sure that is what he wants. Is the woman more important than playing
ball?
This would have been a 5 star but there were some parts of
the book that would have made more sense if I had read the Jack and Jill series
first. My problem with that is the book
is marketed as being a standalone. The
book was enjoyable without reading it but there were parts of the story that
would have made more sense if it had been read first. Otherwise this book was really good. It was well written. The pacing in the story was good. It never felt rushed though I wanted to rush
through it to see how it would end. There
were some very cliche moments in the story like conflict between Lake and Cage
over guys interested in her but it wasn't excessive.
There were three moments in the book that sticks out the
most for me and that is Cage meets her again and she is planning on leaving for
China right away. Even though he has
training he hops on a plane to see her for a couple of days. The second one was when she takes a pregnancy
test and the final one is the epilogue.
Best line of the book is when Lake asks Cage what Flint had whispered to
him. He told her it was the same thing
Flint told him at their wedding. “Best decision of your life, buddy.” The sweetest line ever and it was from Flint
who hadn’t wanted them to be together.
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