3.75 -4 stars

I'm going to start this review by stating that Single Mothers are not my favorite trope. So, as much as I'm trying not to have that effect my rating, it might've had something to do with it.

However, Reed and Brooke are adorable. Both have been hurt and traumatized in their past by abuse. Reed has a juvie record and Brooke has a 3 year old to remind them daily. Watching them work through their trauma and learn to trust each other was really nice. They both got to the point where they realized their feelings for each other were only getting stronger and that the other was worth risking it all for.

The only thing I didn't really connect with was the way they met. I get Brooke wanting to be a "normal" college student, but the way she met Reed and those first few encounters just didn't seem to be within her character. Especially if she has a kid at home. Maybe I'm wrong since I wasn't a teenage mother (nor am I a mother in general).

My heart broke for Reed the entire story. That man deserves the moon and stars. I want to go back and read the first two now because getting to know this lot of characters was such joy! I'm excited for Lottie and Dane's story next.

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