It's been five years since Eloise left behind Montana and everything she loved. She's back to say goodbye to her father, and seeing Maverick isn't part of the plan.
Maverick tried to forget about that summer lost in Eloise's arms. Now that she's back on his ranch though, she's impossible to ignore.
She's back to say goodbye, and his life will always be in Montana... could this still be their chance at a second forever?
**A small town second chance novella with a happy ever after.
Suze Robinson is a contemporary romance author. She lives in the Midwest with her husband and daughter. Her passion is writing stories about strong women, hunky book boyfriends and happily ever afters.
Sometimes I wonder what my husband thinks. Sweet romances like this just make me hold him closer.
The pain and love between Eloise and Maverick is palpable, it makes me even more grateful that I have my person and can hold him close. To see them come together, be honest with each other and reconnect was a true pleasure. I was in tears at one point.
Suze did such a wonderful job with this one, inside and out! The cover is just adorable and A Second Forever definitely has me convinced to pick up more of her books!
This is beautiful story focused on love and a second chance.
It is the type of story that clutches you at once and does not release you until you get to the end - then you find yourself pining over the fact that the book has ended.
I loved how the relationship unfolded so we could see these amazing characters grow in ways they never expected.
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A great storyline that was well executed. This could have resulted in a grade B soap opera but the author's skill and strong editing made it an angsty but enjoyable read. There were really no bad guys, just people involved in complicated relationships. Decisions were made and some people were hurt.
I did rejoice in how the h and her father re-established their relationship and in that process, a lot of healing occurred.
This was such a sweet second chance story with lots of emotions. The reasons behind their split was complicated and sad. Not only is this about second chance love but healing as well. I think each character in the book has something about themselves that needed to be healed and worked out. There is some language and intimate moments but very little. I enjoyed the time spent between after and daughter as much as anything. Good Book!
The book is a good small town romance read. The story has a good story line. The characters are good, and they have good chemistry. The story is an enjoyable second chance romance read that has a happy ever after.
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The one thing that kept me from giving this the full Monty was the lack of graphics in the bedroom. The author put together a good story with a lot of emotion and a plausible plot, but I didn't like the way the spice was glossed over. Some readers might prefer this and for them this will be a 5 star read.
This is a wonderfully written small town second chance romance You are drawn into the relationship between Maverick and Eloise and all of the turmoil between them There is enough drama to keep you engaged but it is at heart a love story.
Enjoyed this second chance romance with Maverick and Eloise in their small town in Montana. She left five years ago but comes back when her father gets seriously ill. Can he convince her that there is something here for her if she will stay or will she leave again?
A good read for people who are in to the series recommend highly can't wait for the next one of the series a really enjoyable read but quick shaping up to be a enjoyable series must read the next one of the series
A second chance romance for Maverick and Eloise, I enjoyed seeing their story come together. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This book is definitely a keeper. The story is great & well writte Eloise & Maverick draw you into the story & you can't put it down. DEFINITELY a great story.