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320 pages, Paperback
First published July 4, 2017

Strength is getting back on your feet after some jerk took something precious from you. Strength is picking up the pieces when your sense of security, your very trust, has been stolen.
"I’m trying to drop a couple pounds.” She’d only managed ten and was going for twenty more... Due to the number of times Chris had called her “fat ass” the past few years... And it wasn’t as if other men had looked her way since the divorce, proving him right...
And it hit her. Painfully. He’d been in love with Olivia since they were teenagers...
"Do you remember what color dress Olivia wore to prom?”
Amy needed the reminder she was never the one he wanted. If he answered correctly, and she had no doubt he would, she’d stop torturing herself with what-ifs. She’d shove friendship down their throats and ignore the chemistry until he moved on.
He glared at her like he couldn’t fathom why she’d ask such a random question, then dug his fingertips into his eyes. “Blue. Dark blue and knee-length. Why?”
Bingo. However, verification only made her belly clench. She should be used to disappointment.
“Here.” She passed him the ice cream and stood. “It’ll only go straight to my ass.” Turning, she forced one foot in front of the other.
“Your dress was green.”
The quiet, determined timbre of his tone froze her in place. Facing the door, her back to him, she tried to catch her breath. The fine hairs on her arms rose.
Clothing rustled. His boots vibrated the planks and stopped behind her. “I don’t know what name you females call it, but it was green. The color of grass. The material went down to your ankles. Every time you bent over, one of the thin straps fell off your shoulder and you spent half the night tugging it in place. Your shoes were black, your hair was up, and you wore a necklace with a yellow stone in the pendant.”
Oh God... He remembered.
It was such a pleasure to be back to the Cattenach Ranch and this story will grasp your heart from the beginning.
Kelly Moran's words will stay with me for a long time.
I loved Nakos,he grew so much from the first book,he finally find out his real feelings for his best friends Olivia and Amy and he acts on them.
I appreciated his kindness,his strength and his patience that will help him to show Amy her real worth.
Copy kindly provided by the Publisher/Author
"Doch manchmal zog die Dunkelheit die Dunkelheit an, weil man einfach jemanden brauchte, der verstand."5,0 Sterne (Reread #4)