But book after book, Ms Glines keeps delivering such distinctive love stories, her trademark style recognisable from a mile, but each time injecting something new, something unexpected, something utterly addictive into these stories to keep us glued to our chairs and totally oblivious to the world around us. While in the beginning of their relationship the focus stayed on the chemistry between these characters and the irresistible attraction that wouldn't allow them to be apart, this part of their story is all about the emotions, the sacrifices, the dreams, the hopes.

I understand I can change my preference through my account settings or unsubscribe directly from any marketing communications at any time. The story line is amazing and her facts about how it feels to live with a heart defect is spot on, that is exactly how I felt.

I think the problem here was that I just needed more time with the characters and their story, more time to become involved.

When she’s not locked away writing, she is reading, and/or watching Netflix like the introvert that she is. However, Grant’s character needed more memorable personality, more in the details of who he is and what makes him tick as well as his background. I'm really happy for Grant and Harlow because I didn't expect I will be touched by their story after all the dramas.

I get Kiro is trying to understand why she’s not getting an abortion, but that, combined with Harlow’s earlier thoughts of her grandma made me think that her grandma was religious and didn’t believe in abortions. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. The only thing I liked was Nan donating blood to Harlow, but overall, this was a frustrating book to read.

And Harlow thinking she live just based off wanting to be there for her child…hope can go a long way, but again, her pregnancy could very will kill her, and hope can’t overcome that. For instance, all of the men could be interchangeable (except for Rush of course), and the female lead is almost always an innocent little goodie girl who enraptures the lead man with a look.Harlow was introduced in Forever Too Far (the half sister of Nan with his father, Kiro) and there were Grant's and Harlow's point of views. But now that she’s gone, he is broken and realizes that she is the only thing that can keep him together. Grant started off as an 'acquired taste' type of hero, one who acted on impulse and made a million mistakes in the process, but in this book we get to see a different side of him.