It’s a slow burn that takes seed, initially out of grief and friendship but developing into so much more. This was incredibly compelling from the first page; the kind of book that held my attention from the start and NEVER let go. Un día tienen una cena de celebración en la casa del que viene siendo el protagonista y ocurre una explosión que provoca un incendio, él desesperado quiere salvar a su esposa pero a la que viene rescatando es a la mejor amiga de ella y en el trágico accidente muere su esposa y su mejor amigo. When tragedy strikes and they loose their spouses, they only have each other to go on and so they form a united front for the kids even though they’re totally devastated and grieving. MAJOR SPOILER INCOMING* I think the author got wind that the book was becoming really boring, so she decided to include a third act conflict.

The story, the characters, it all wrapped me up in a storm that included tears, laughter and a warmth that I could feel. I have to add that I hated that bitch Jessica right from the beginning, so self-centered and selfish. Eason, Rob, Jessica and Bree’s lives go up in flames and there are only two survivors left - Eason and Bree. given the set up of the story, time jumps were necessary but i would have liked to SEE gradual progression from grief to love.now if you guys have never read an ALY MARTINEZ romance before well, first, wth are you doing with your life, but also, you need to know that they ALWAYS have a big "plot twist. She passes what little free time she has reading anything and everything she can get her hands on, preferably with a glass of wine by her side.

yeah, so, i was pretty young, thus, i had no real interest in reading about adults taking care of kids. I hate DNFING books, so I really honestly did try to power through this but I just couldn’t really do it in the end.As they take hurting steps towards some kind of normalcy, Aly pours salt on their wounds and the howl that left Bree and Eason tears up the sky.