
Goodreads Blurb
Maggie wants to bury her past and move on.
Josh has other plans, and moving on without her isn’t one of them.
Maggie Mitchell returns to her hometown of Silver Bay expecting to bury her father, her past, and move on. But when Josh Harden, her high school sweetheart, shows up, her world gets turned around.
Drawn to Josh, but afraid of their history, Maggie’s head tells her she can handle things alone, but her heart says otherwise.
Recognizing a second chance when he sees one, Josh is determined to win Maggie’s heart once more and show her that she can trust love and begin again.
My Review: Rated 3 out of 5 stars
This novel is about a second-chance romance that will tug at your heartstrings. It’s a story of high school sweethearts who part ways due to Maggie’s relationship with her father. Can Maggie move past her issues with her father? Maggie’s father passes away, and she returns to her hometown to sell her parents’ home. As Maggie goes through her parents’ things, she finds letters that will change her life forever. She investigates what these letters mean and how they affected her father’s actions. Maggie unravels the hidden secret her parents kept from her and finds new friendships, family, and a future with Josh. It’s a strong story filled with many emotions and a character who is afraid to be happy to keep the relationship she had with her father.
The story was short and easy to follow. The only thing I would have changed is to provide a timeline throughout the story. The part about Josh’s accident, the proposal, and the marriage felt rushed. I don’t know if months or a year passed between these events. The characters are well-developed, and the story tugs on readers’ emotions.
Author Biography
I write books. I read almost all genres. I love sports, tea, books, and cookies. My faves are my Great Dane, my husband, & my 3 kids. (Not always in that order. 🙂
I’m an author with Tule Publishing. I am all about people and I love character driven stories. I love history and am a curious person who consistently wants to learn. I can’t remember a time in my life where I wasn’t writing or reading. I had journals as soon as I could write words. And I would get lost in books for hours as a kid. Stories and writing are how I process the world around me, what I see and experience as well as what I learn. I could talk books for hours and am happy to do so with anyone. I also love to sip tea and watch baseball.


















