A bargain, a trade, a deal to be struck.
A kiss for a kiss.
Your shirt for mine.
Break my heart, I’ll break yours.
Their disastrous split was no different. Tobin’s spent the last year pretending Delia never existed, and Delia’s been in D.C., pretending to be anything but the country girl that she is.
When tragedy brings her back to town, Tobin and Delia realize that time apart hasn't healed either one of them. But staying away from each other is harder than they imagined, especially in small town Louisiana, and old feelings are quickly brought back to the surface.
In the mess they’ve created, is there anything to be salvaged of a love that they both thought would be forever?
This was a heartbreaking story about love and loss. It’s about being able to be open and honest
with yourself and others. It’s about
being able to stand up for yourself and do what you think is right.
This book does a lot of flipping back and forth between the past
and the present, not necessary by chapters as in other books, but when the
story dictated it.
There were some tough topics covered in this book and I thought
the authors did it with a seriousness without being overly dramatic. I enjoyed the book. I don’t think it will make my read over and
over list, but I’m happy to have read it.
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