Blurb:
It
had always been her…
Ten years had passed since the doors slammed shut behind Decker Calhoun, taking away his freedom, but more importantly, locking him away from Elizabeth Waters, the only woman he’d ever loved—the woman he’d given up everything for.
The day he was sentenced, he’d looked at her and said, No regrets, Lizzie. But he lied, because he did have one. Although he’s been out of jail for three years now, he was a year too late. Lizzie never knew how he felt and just months before he was released, she found somebody else and it’s too late.
Or maybe not. It seems that Lizzie’s boyfriend wants an open relationship and two can play at that game. Now all Decker has to do is convince Lizzie that he’s the better man…and has been all along.
Ten years had passed since the doors slammed shut behind Decker Calhoun, taking away his freedom, but more importantly, locking him away from Elizabeth Waters, the only woman he’d ever loved—the woman he’d given up everything for.
The day he was sentenced, he’d looked at her and said, No regrets, Lizzie. But he lied, because he did have one. Although he’s been out of jail for three years now, he was a year too late. Lizzie never knew how he felt and just months before he was released, she found somebody else and it’s too late.
Or maybe not. It seems that Lizzie’s boyfriend wants an open relationship and two can play at that game. Now all Decker has to do is convince Lizzie that he’s the better man…and has been all along.
My review:
Sweet, sexy
friends to lovers romance. Decker went
to jail protecting the girl he loved but knew he wasn’t good enough for
her. Now he is out of jail but she is
with another man and has relegated him to friend status. When the jerk she is with says he wants an “open”
relationship Decker see a chance to win Lizzie’s heart. I loved Decker. He is the knight in slightly rusted
armor. It was hard for me to watch and
wait for Lizzie to get her stuff together but when she does it is worth the
wait.
Complimentary copy provided by author/publisher
via NetGalley for an honest review.
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