Love Grows Wild

by Winter Renshaw

From Wall Street Journal bestselling author Winter Renshaw comes a small-town slow burn about a writer who returns to her roots and the farmer who helps her grow.

Wren Jensen thought she had it all—until she was left at the altar and left with nothing but writer’s block. Out of options, she packs up her five-year-old son and heads back to her hometown of Colton Valley, hoping the quiet countryside will inspire her again.

Hunter McCrae wanted that property for himself. The last thing the grumpy farmer expected was a single mom moving in next door—or how much she’d unsettle his carefully guarded solitude.

Wren isn’t looking for love. Hunter isn’t looking for neighbors. But with every stolen glance and shared moment, the walls they’ve built start to crack.

She’s haunted by heartbreak. He’s married to his solitude. Neither is ready to risk it all.

But sometimes love doesn’t follow rules. It grows wild, right where it’s not supposed to.

300 pages, Paperback

Expected publication March 24, 2026

Reviews

[Donna · Rating 5 out of 5]

“You could’ve kissed me. And I would’ve kissed you back. Soft. Slow. Like the world was holding its breath just for us.”

Sweet and heartwarming, Love Grows Wild is a breath of fresh country air. After a failed relationship and writer's block, Wren Jensen moved back to her hometown in Colton Valley with her 4 year old son. When she bought the farmhouse on the riverfront that her neighbor, Hunter McRae, had his eye on, they were instantly at odds. The tension between them ran deep, both with a lifetime of stories that drove their actions. Hunter liked to control everything in his life, but what would happen if his heart took over and that was the one thing he couldn't control?

Wren and Hunter had an undeniable connection yet neither of them was looking for a relationship. I loved how Hunter showed up for Wren, fighting for her, rescuing her, being there for her without being asked. Hunter became Wren's inspiration for writing again while they surrendered to the attraction simmering between them, lines blurring into something messy and complicated, something possibly real.

I loved Hunter, the classic grumpy farmer who kept others at a distance but who loved fiercely and had a heart of gold. My heart broke upon learning why the land was so important to him, the feelings he kept hidden inside under a veil of solitude as they weighed heavy on his soul. He was exactly the kind of man every woman should have by her side, one who loves her unconditionally, wanting her, desiring her, all of her, including her imperfections.

Wren was the strong, independent firestorm Hunter needed to challenge everything he thought he knew about himself. I loved her resilience and her strength, her love for her son, a wide-eyed little boy filled with love and curiosity. She consumed Hunter's thoughts, their connection raw, vulnerable and charged with emotions but they both had mile-high walls around their hearts holding them back. I was completely immersed in their story, in the hope and heartbreak, in the unspoken words, in the secrets and unfulfilled promises. I felt like I was sitting on my porch swing in Colton Valley, glass of wine in hand, watching it all unfold.

Love Grows Wild is for anyone who has been told they're too complicated, too messy, simply too much. It's about dreams and possibilities, fears and insecurities, trust and healing, never settling for less than you deserve, loving someone and being loved in return. I loved how this novel reflected on Winter's real-life story and I can honestly say it's one of my favorites that she's written.

“You’re mine,” I tell her, my hands cradling her face. “I’ve been trying to tell you that from the start.”

✨️Small-Town Romance
✨️Grumpy / Sunshine
✨️Single Mom
✨️City Girl x Country Boy

4.5⭐️

*Special thanks to author Winter Renshaw, Montlake and NetGalley for the ARC!

[amaareads · Rating 3 out of 5]

⭐️⭐️⭐️

Wren shows up in Colton Valley with her son, ready to hit reset on life (an idea I fully supported until the finale zipped by faster than a tractor on a country road). Winter Renshaw delivers a small-town slow burn that mostly hits the right notes: the writing is straightforward with a cozy vibe, the pacing feels natural, and the romance simmers just enough to keep you interested without flipping to full-blown obsession.

Hunter McCrae is the textbook mysterious farmer-next-door: quiet, steady, and carrying enough emotional baggage to start his own moving company. Their relationship builds slowly and realistically, wrapped in fields of wildflowers and everyday tenderness. If you like your romance like Alice Clayton’s easy to read with some bite, then this'll hit that sweet spot.

But here’s where things get bumpy. When Hunter believes hurtful rumors without so much as a heart-to-heart with Wren, all the careful relationship-building takes a stumble. Ghosting Wren like a bad episode of a teen drama felt a little unearned for a guy who’s supposed to be a solid rock. And when they finally reconnect? Instead of hashing out the real issues, a kiss quietly acts like a clean slate and Wren just goes along with it like nothing happened. That part felt rushed and left me wanting more mature, honest communication.

Overall, it is a warm, slow-burn romance that gets cozy and real but slips a bit on conflict resolution. Worth it for the journey, but don’t expect a perfect ending, it's more like a “we’ll talk about it later” kind of wrap-up.

Thanks to Netgalley and Montlake for the digital arc!!

[Mala · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love Grows Wild is a small-town contemporary romance full of charm, quiet healing, and unexpected chemistry. From the very first pages, there’s a comforting, grounded atmosphere, one where the characters have just as much to tend to in their hearts as they do in their fields.

The story follows Wren Jensen, a writer who thought she had it all until she was left at the altar and hit with a crushing case of writer’s block. With nowhere else to go, she returns to her hometown of Colton Valley with her five-year-old son, hoping to find peace, stability, and maybe a little inspiration in the simplicity of rural life.

Enter Hunter McCrae, a gruff, solitary farmer who values his quiet routine and has zero interest in new neighbors, especially not one who disrupts his carefully cultivated solitude. And definitely not one who brings warmth, stories, and a presence he can’t seem to ignore.

What begins with shared silences and cautious glances slowly grows into something deeper. Neither of them is looking for love, she’s healing, he’s fiercely independent, but somehow, against their better judgment, something starts to take root.

What stood out:
🌾 The small-town setting and the natural, unhurried pacing that makes the romance feel organic.
🌾 The emotional growth of both Wren and Hunter, as two wounded people learning to trust again.
🌾 The balance between tenderness, quiet moments, and a slow burn tension that lingers beautifully.

Overall: Love Grows Wild is a comforting, heartfelt read that blends slow burn romance, rural charm, and personal growth. Perfect for readers who love stories where love blooms gently, alongside healing and second chances. 🌿📚

[☆Laura☆]

Wren regresa a Colton Valley buscando un nuevo comienzo para ella y su hijo después de un año que les arrebató más de lo que imaginaba. Lo que encuentra es una vida más simple, un hogar con historia y un vecino que despierta en ella todo lo que creía dormido. Hunter McCrae es reservado, firme y marcado por pérdidas que han dejado huellas profundas, pero también es el hombre que aparece cuando ella lo necesita, incluso antes de que se atreva a pedir ayuda. Entre campos interminables, una casa que vuelve a sentirse propia y la ternura inesperada de ver a su hijo sonreír otra vez, Wren descubre que la calma también puede enamorar. Y mientras Hunter intenta mantener las distancias, ambos van construyendo un vínculo que crece con la misma fuerza que las flores que comienzan a rodear su nueva vida.


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Me gustó todo excepto el final, porque lo sentí muy apresurado y justo cuando debían hablar y aclarar las cosas no lo hicieron. No tiene sentido que Hunter le creyera a Natalie en lugar de a Wren, que no fuera a aclarar la situación de inmediato y que incluso la dejara en visto. Y cuando por fin va a verla, se le olvida todo lo que tenía que decir y solo la besa y Wren lo acepta como si nada. Esto hace que no sepa qué calificación ponerle.


Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher and the author for the ARC in exchange for an honest opinion.

[Whitney Miller · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was so good!

It was a sweet, steamy romance filled with swoonworthy moments. It was also not afraid to bring out emotional punches.

Hunters backstory absolutely broke my heart. When you hear it, it makes his whole character and his actions make sense. His family went through a tragedy and his parents ran away from the feelings instead of feeling them. Though he was 16 at the time this still made an impression on him and still does years later. When we meet him he has no idea how to use his words to express what he’s thinking or feeling. But he quickly learns how to show them in other ways. And he does this by showing up, even when he’s not asked to, over and over again. It makes for very cute moments.

Wren is one strong and independent woman. After she is jilted and her(and her son’s) world implodes. She manages to take them back to her hometown where she plans to grow roots and heal. And heal she does. It’s a bit cliche to say Hunter helped her heal. But he did. Through every doubt and insecurity her ex gave her, he shows up and shows her how wrong her ex was. It’s truly healing to see a character who just wants to be the one someone chooses finally get chosen!

[Marsha · Rating 5 out of 5]

Stuck with writer's block and wanting some fresh air, Wren packs up, and along with her 4 year old son, they move back to her small town hometown, where she buys an old country house in the middle of no where. Well, not quite nowhere. There is one other home nearby that belongs to Hunter, the broody farmer who doesn't talk much but is always there to help anyone in the community when needed. He's secretive about his past, so has that mysterious vibe going on. Neither are looking for love. He's too busy running his farm, and she's tired of falling for the wrong men. But neither can deny the attraction. There are laughs. There are tears. There is a cute little fellow who is just itching to be a cowboy/farmer. There is spice. There is charm. There are some jerks. There is a little backstabbing/betrayal. (And/or assumed betrayal.) Wonderfully written characters. This is one of those romances that the couple both are adamant about not getting serious. Not getting emotions involved... until they realize it's too late for that. Wren's son Atticus, was always stealing the scene. Easy to read. Story flows smoothly. It is a well written story. Alternates POVs.

[Denise · Rating 5 out of 5]

Going home is a place where the heart heals and you learn about your self worth. Wren has been away from Colton Valley for far too long. City life was good but it's time to come home. She's living on an acre of land with her son Attics hoping to find a place to finally lay some roots.

Her neighbor is a local resident that people think kindly of but Hunter is a loner and had his eye on that land. He thinks this city girl will be here until she realizes that farm life is not for everyone and is willing to wait until he can full fill promise from long ago.

When they met, this strong man of little words, speaks volume to her in his action. His quiet, strong stern demeanor is someone that she creates in her novels, never did she think he would be a real person. In time, they heal one another and the love and respect they have for one another is the special rare type that your read in books and dream of. Wren, Attics and Hunter find their happy ending.

So beautiful and heartwarming, it was sad to finish but it just felt right.

[Tayler · Rating 5 out of 5]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five-Star Review

Whew! My girl Winter knew exactly what she was doing with Love Grows Wild—I could NOT put this book down. From start to finish, this story completely had me in its grip, and I devoured every page.

Two people carrying so much heartbreak from their pasts come together, both determined to fight against becoming anything more than temporary. The push and pull, the emotional walls, the quiet moments of vulnerability—Winter Renshaw delivers it all so beautifully. Watching them try (and fail) to outrun their feelings was equal parts heartbreaking and swoon-worthy, because let’s be honest… love was always going to win.

And can we talk about Atticus? The absolute cutest five-year-old who stole my heart and added so much warmth and depth to the story. He made every moment sweeter and every emotional beat hit just a little harder.

Love Grows Wild is emotional, tender, and impossible to put down. It’s a reminder that even the most guarded hearts can find their way home. Winter Renshaw does what she does best—and this one is a must-read. 💛📚

[Bibliophile Chloe · Rating 5 out of 5]

So worth the wait!

I am a huge Winter Renshaw fan, so when she comes out with a new story, I go into it knowing it's going to wreck me in all the good ways.

This is the story of Hunter and Wren.

Wren is hoping that going home will help her heal. She and her son have been through the wringer, and she falls in love with a farmhouse that could have been written in a story of her own. She is a romance author and has found herself not being able to write about love. Love that hasn't happened to her yet.

Hunter is the epitome of "Still waters run deep." He is a no-frills, no-drama hero who comes into Wren's world at just the right time. He is dealing with some scars of his own and has settled into his own world, where he is alone and thinks that's OK.

From the sunflower notebook to the beautiful countryside that Ms. Renshaw creates, the readers are going to fall hard for the characters in this story. It was hard to put this down once I got started.

[D'Juana Manuel-Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am so proud to be a part of her Street Team reading the ARC for "Love Grows Wild"! Just finished reading and ready to do it again. It's been a while since I was brought to tears, and this one did it for me. I was so invested in Hunter and Wren's story holding my breath for the outcome. Not to mention sweet little Atticus (the cause of some tears). The backstories for both leads were very touching and sad, but it didn't make the two become jaded and mean to the world. It made it easy to see there may be drama happening around them or situations to cause things to end badly, but any misunderstanding was taken with grace and a calmness that made the story very real. There were little quips and inner monologues that had me laughing out loud or jumping with indignation. And let's not forget a kid pulling at your heart strings. This was refreshing! Winter Renshaw, this is definitely a #1 hit! Literally couldn't put it down!!

[Tracy Quoka · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another slow burn that one has come to expect from Winter Renshaw.
Wren Jensen moves back to her home town in hopes of escaping the writer's block that has plagued her since she was recently left at the alter. A cute farm house and the chance to raise her son in a quieter environment seem to be just what she needs.

Hunter McCrae, owns one of the largest farms in the county, and almost all the land along the river. Except one 40 acre spot with a cute farm house. He's got a handshake deal with the owner to purchase if he ever wants to sell... Imagine his surprise to find a "citified" SUV in the driveway.

Niether want a relationship, they both have sworn them off. Wren, because it's what's best for her son, and Hunter partly because he's never felt that spark. This book is a sweet winding slow burn to a HEA. There's a bit of drama thrown in by the former prom queen, that raises all of the insecurities Hunter already has.

Love will win in the end

[Alyssa · Rating 4 out of 5]

I am a firm believer in “When in doubt, cowboy romance it out.” Well….In this case more like farmer romance but details details.

When searching for arcs to read this one immediately caught my eye. I was hooked from the beginning, all of the tropes aligned perfectly and I felt this was written for me!! I loved all of the characters in this and loved how the main characters developed. I wish we got to see a bit more of the side characters in this, some of the chapters felt repetitive at times but the outcome made it all worth it.

The connection between Wren and Hunter was absolutely jumping off the page. I found myself rooting for these two from the very beginning and just begging for them to just talk it out.

Overall, I really enjoyed this read and I’m looking forward to going back and reading more from this author!

[Cristy · Rating 4 out of 5]

“Love Grows Wild” Winter Renshaw

Finally, an FMC who is around my age!!! Often times, many romance books have women in their 20-30’s. So it was a pleasant surprise. The author did a great job with the story. I also liked her writing style and actually read this entire book in one sitting, after cooking and eating thanksgiving dinner while my family watched football.

Wren is 42, a mom, and an author. Her fiancé ends up leaving her so she picks up her life, and moves her and her young son back to the small town she grew up in. There, she moves to a farm house that ends up being pretty close to a neighbor named Hunter.

In this book, you see Wren struggle with past traumas, you see how she deals with her struggles and ultimately grow from it.

Overall, I very much enjoyed this book and highly recommend it.

I was able to obtain this e-arc through Netgalley.

[Heather Bunch · Rating 4 out of 5]

Okay, I am totally swooning right now. I stayed up way too late finishing Love Grows Wild and I have zero regrets! Winter Renshaw really knows how to write some serious chemistry.

We are talking top-tier Enemies to Lovers here, folks. The banter? Absolute fire. But I have to be real, the main character really tested my patience! She was so guarded and kept pushing him away even when he was being amazing. I found myself literally yelling at my kindle, "Just let him love you!" It was super aggravating watching her fight her feelings for so long, but honestly? It made the payoff so much sweeter when she finally caved.

The hero was total book boyfriend material, grumpy but protective. I’m giving this 4 stars because while the angst had me stressed out, the romance was top notch. If you want a book that makes you want to scream and then hug your pillow, this is the one.

[Andrea Britton · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book has shot straight up to my favorite book of all time. Renshaw absolutely outdid herself with this remarkable story. I couldn’t get enough of these two! So incredibly beautiful. Highly recommended. I FREAKING LOVED IT SO MUCH!

This book is everything I love about romance and so much more. This book has risen up to my all time favorite book. The way that Renshaw wove such an emotional and heartfelt story with beauty and grace. Ahhhh..I just loved it so much. I was throughly enchanted with each character and watching walls come down. The MFC was so well written and the MMC…swoon! His grumpiness was such a cover up for the soft mushy character he truly was inside and the way these two supported one another quietly was so good. Throw in an adorable 4 yr old and you get romance excellence. Love Grows Wild by Winter Renshaw is me book that needs to be added to your the list asap. Coming March 2026. Highly recommended.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher/author for my advanced copy of this book.

[Tracey · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love Grows Wild by Winter Renshaw is an interesting small town romance with some unique aspects thrown in which I believe may have come from this author’s own life, namely that Wren is a romance writer. I love Ms. Renshaw’s writing and have enjoyed all the books I’ve read by her. She has a way of pulling me into the story line and getting me very much invested in her characters. I loved that Wren took control of her life when some women would bury themselves under some blankets and give up. Not Wren – she took her very sweet little boy Atticus (love his name) bought a farm and took control of her life. I loved that Wren was a strong female character. I very much enjoyed this read and I’m happy that Ms. Renshaw is back to writing again. I’m very grateful to NetGalley for the opportunity to read an advance copy of this book.

[CrystalLuvsBooks · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a sweet story about Wren, who is left at the altar returning home with her 4 year old son Atticus. You get to see Wren, a romance author, as she navigates her new home and being single. After moving, she soon meets Colt, her new neighbor (and things get heated fast!)

This is a classic small town romance with golden retriever male main character energy! They have nosy no-gooders getting involved in their relationship and trying to hurt (and help) it and a wonderful relationship between Atticus and Colt! You also see both main characters – Wren and Colt – deal with past traumas to move forward with their lives.

Love Grows Wild is a great, quick read for a cozy and warm small town romance.

[Sara Oxton · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a five-star read that your love will grown big for. I loved this story, there was something about Wren and Atticus that just made me heart sing for them both, being left at the alter as an adult is hard to comprehend but for a four year old that was so well done, it could have been glossed over as a four year old wouldn’t remember but it was dealt with well, the thing I didn’t feel was done so well was how Hunter reacted to the rumours, as he just shuts down, but then the more I reflect that is real and how most men in his situation would, storybook men are often not real enough, so maybe that’s why it bothered me. This was a joy to read and made me feel like I was absorbing sunshine off the page as it lifted my heart like being in the sunshine.

[Addie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love Grows Wild by Winter Renshaw completely swept me away. From the very first page, this story blooms into something tender, immersive, and quietly unforgettable. The characters feel achingly real—layered, emotionally rich, and easy to fall in love with. The setting is lush and vivid, wrapping around the story like a warm breeze, while the plot unfolds with an effortless grace that keeps you fully invested.

There’s a softness to this book that never feels shallow, and a depth to the romance that lingers long after the final page. Every detail feels intentional, every moment earned. This was my first experience with Winter Renshaw’s writing, and if this book is any indication, it certainly won’t be my last. A truly beautiful read—one that stays with you. 4.5 ⭐️

[Jess · Rating 4 out of 5]

4 stars!
I greatly enjoyed this story… the only reason it is getting 4 stars opposed to 5 is because the chapters were super short which, for me, made them feel a little choppy.

Wren has just moved back to the town she grew up in after being gone for 20 years. It’s a small town and you know how the gossip is in a small town. Yikes! She almost immediately ‘meets’ Hunter and it’s definitely lust at first sight. Both are instantly attracted to the other even though they both don’t want to start anything. I enjoyed how their paths kept crossing and then how neither could stay away from the other for very long. Super sweet!
Hunter is a GREAT book boyfriend!

[Kari · Rating 4 out of 5]

I am so excited to see that Winter is publishing again! I've read every book of hers, including the psychological thrillers under her pen name, and I've loved them all. Love Grows Wild was no exception!

Romance author Wren Jensen is moving home to the country with her young son, Atticus. After a devastating break up and a bit of writer's block, she's hoping the fresh air will lead to fresh ideas. After buying a farmhouse on a decent-sized plot of land sight unseen, she learns that her only neighbor is a gorgeous farmer named Hunter McCrae.

Hunter had big plans for the farmhouse Wren bought, but it turns out it wasn't meant to be. A hardworking bachelor with a "love 'em and leave 'em" past, Hunter falls first, but he can't help but wonder if he's just fodder for the plot of Wren's next novel.

The setting of Love Grows Wild is fantastic. As a country gal myself, I enjoyed Winter's descriptions of the scenery and how the setting was such an integral part of the plot. The romance between Wren and Hunter was spicy, and both characters were multi-faceted and quite likeable. The only reason I rate this book 4 stars instead of 5 is because I think the resolution to the conflict between the two main characters, as well as between them and a couple of side characters, were rushed. I think this book could've used a few more chapters to really flesh out and properly resolve those conflicts in a way that was much more satisfying to read.

[Lisa Hoak · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love Grows Wild is the story of a single mom starting over and prioritizing her and her son's needs. Wren is also needing a change of scenery in order to get her creative juices flowing again.

Along the lines of 'It's not about the destination, it's about the journey' - Love Grows Wild weaves the tale of two people, hurting in different ways, healing each other. It will tug at your heartstrings and have you root for Wren & Hunter. The bonus is adorable 5-year-old, Atticus!

If you like heartwarming stories with a little heat, Love Grows Wild is for you. This is a voluntary review of an advance reader copy from NetGalley.

[Preri · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thanks to NetGalley and the publishers for an advanced copy of this book.

This was a sweet novel. I knew before this book that I would personally not want a farmer, and I still hold that sentiment, yet I found their love story cute and adorable, like any classic small-town romance. I'm especially a sucker for kids, so that was just a bonus. The overall story could have flowed a little smoother, the ending felt a little rushed, and I wasn't enamored with all the characters. But overall this was a sweet enough book.

And I'm out.

[Amy Leibenguth · Rating 5 out of 5]

A journey of two people finding not only themselves, but that love can be beautiful. Hunter and Wren might both be jaded when it comes to love. Wren was just left at the alter. Hunter just wants to farm his land. But fate by far had some different plans for these two. An attraction that brings inspiration to her romance writing. And his one track mind on farming is suddenly disrupted with constant thoughts of Wren. I loved both these characters and how Renshaw portrayed them in this story. Definitely recommend!

[Emma · Rating 4 out of 5]

I didn’t enjoy reading this book. It focuses on Wren who arrives in the small town of Colton Valley with her son after hitting restart on her life. Hunter is her emotionally stunted next door neighbour on his farm. The relationship builds over many interactions but hits a stumbling block when Hunter believes rumours about Wren without even bothering to talk to her. They then reconnect and I think Wren forgives him a bit too easily.

Overall this story was probably a little bit too slow burn for me but it was an enjoyable read.

[Ann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love Grows Wild
By Winter Renshaw
Main Characters: Hunter and Wren
I voluntarily and honestly reviewed this book without bias or persuasion from the author.
5 out of 5 stars
Wow, this is a really, really slow burn! I loved this story. Don’t you just wish there were guys like this in the real world? This story is about Hunter a grumpy hot farmer and Wren a single mom. This has a lot of feels and one of them being letting go of her past. I have read and reviewed probably 40 of her books and this one takes the cake

[Diane Plourde TDC Book Reviews · Rating 5 out of 5]

I had never read this author before and I loved every minute of this 5 star story.

Wren and her son need a fresh start, so she decides to move back to her hometown. Her next door neighbor is a grumpy farmer who doesn’t want a neighbor, especially from the city. Hunter wanted that land but he can’t seem to stay away from Wren and her son.

I enjoyed this page turning story that had me hooked from the blurb. I read it in no time it’s that addicting. It’s highly entertaining and there is never a dull moment . He’s the grumpy kind with a big heart. Beautifully written with a seamless plot. Bottomline this is a must read.

Standalone told in a dual POV with an HEA. I strongly recommend this story.

[KDRBCK · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love Grows Wild by Winter Renshaw published by Montlake is a witty and fun rom/com.
Meet Wren and Hunter in this small town romance.
When in doubt go to a cowboy, always. The author with writers block and grumpy mcgrumperson who loves him some loneliness.
Both become neighbors when Wren moves back to her hometown and they do not click at all.
I loved the bicker and banter, the back and forth just like the beautiful story and the writing.

[Bel · Rating 5 out of 5]

I think this is one of those stories you can pick up and re-read whenever you want an escape that’s light but still completely engaging. Hunter is the quintessential broody cowboy, and when he meets his new neighbor—single mom Wren—she immediately ruffles his feathers and stirs emotions he never expected to feel. Her little boy, Atticus, melted my heart with his curiosity and intelligence. I loved their journey and found this to be a fun, enjoyable read from start to finish.

[Marisela vidalperez · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wren returned to colton Valley with her son. to rebuild and find a home for herself and her son then their is her neighbor who is recluse quiet and keeps to himself. Hunter has experience loss in this lifetime that no one has imagine only who have encounter it. Wren brings happiness he had forgotten. when their is someone trying to keep them apart and succeed only when Hunter see her he forgets everyrhing and goes to her with a passion of love