Description
A second chance is only the beginning….
Stella fled home at 17 with a broken heart, an unplanned pregnancy, and a vow never to look back. Twenty years later, she has a career she enjoys and a solid relationship with the child she placed for open adoption. When that child goes in search of her birth father and calls for assistance, Stella is forced to return to her hometown and face the men who broke her heart, one of whom fathered her child.
Gavin and Holden raised a lot of hell as teenagers. They broke the law, broke their mothers’ hearts, and almost broke each other before they finally got their act together. Through all the ups and downs, they stuck by each other and managed to build a happy life together. The one thing they couldn’t do was forget the woman they’d loved and lost.
Forced to face the past and each other after so many years is no small feat. The trio does their best to make amends and put the past behind them while forging new bonds. Old feelings are rekindled, and new emotions emerge from the ashes of their youthful indiscretions. Something remarkable could be on the horizon if they’re strong enough to navigate the pitfalls of a triad relationship and stand strong against the outside forces conspiring to bring them to their knees.
Polli Campbell –
It took a while to get used to the slight in the recording and the 4 or 5 obvious restarts that I was prepared to ignore because I got this copy free in return for an honest review. However if I was paying for this I would complain because it obviously hadn’t been checked or edited before release.
The narrator while well spoken, did not differntate voices very well and the plot was extremely predictable.
That said if you aren’t that interested in having a great action adventure story line but want to read/listen to lots of sex scenes then this is for you.
The story revolves around 3 people who had a relationship in their youth which ended and then twenty years later circumstances bring them back together.
Obviously other things happen and there’s a small mystery, all well written but, as said, predictable.