This review is from 2014 and is kept here for reference. Titles, prices and availability may have changed.
Brighton Walsh
Aspiring chef Cade Maxwell is immediately, viscerally attracted to Winter Jacobson. But it's not her mouthwatering curves he's drawn to–it's the strange emptiness in her eyes. When Cade saves her from a drunken customer with grabby hands, he's shocked at her response…
Winter doesn't need Cade's help. After a lifetime of getting by on her own, she's happy to rely on herself. She's exactly seventy-six days away from graduating college, and if she can hold it together that long, she'll finally be able to rise above the crappy hand she was dealt.
But now, every time she turns around, Cade is there, ready to push her, smile at her, distract her from her plans. Winter knows she can't afford to open up–especially to a man she's terrified to actually want…
Super sweet story about a girl, all alone in the world, and a guy that wants to be everyone’s hero. What I liked most about this story is that it’s real. Cade and Winter are realistic characters with realistic issues. They’re both just trying to get through College and move on with the rest of their lives. This story is about them growing as people and growing together in their relationship. No unnecessary drama. Just love and dating and sexy times. It’s the perfect NA read. [November 2014]
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