Ren and Halle

I didn’t know how I would feel about the father’s best friend trope when I started this book. It’s usually one I steer clear of, but I’m glad I gave this one a chance. It wasn’t as taboo as I originally thought, with Ren being over ten years younger than Tom and Tom having been a young dad the age gap wasn’t insurmountable.

I actually really d Halle. She may have been young, but loss shaped her childhood and she was wise beyond her years. She knew what she wanted and went after Ren with singular focus. Even when she questioned herself every time Ren pushed her away, she knew if she could just get past his walls he would see she was right.

This was an exciting book from the beginning. Halle and Ren were in danger for pretty much the entire book and that is ultimately what finally brought them together. Ren fought his feelings hard, but could never really push Halle away for good. Each time Halle ended up almost being taken from him, by way of kidnapping or death, he resolve got thinner.

Anna Hackett’s romantic suspense books are always full of adventure and heart pumping suspense and this was no different. It was a great mix of suspense and romance. 2 s Lisa Conant69 6

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