Book Review: I Hope You Dance by Ali Parker
- Kristen Lewendon
- May 18, 2019
- 1 min read
Dawson Brothers Book 7
I let my true love slip through my fingers.
And she went on to live an interesting life without me.
But she’s back in town, and my second chance is now.
I won’t make the same mistake twice. This country boy ain’t stupid.
Losing this girl is the only thing I regret from my past, and now there’s more of her to love.
She’s got a little girl.
Unfortunately, the last few years in an abusive marriage have her shying away from me, but I’m not giving up or giving in.
This girl has a future—in my arms.
There’s only one dance partner I want in life.
Her.
This is a stand-alone, full-sized novel in the Dawson Brother’s series. Each book will focus on a different guy in the family. HEA is guaranteed, no cheating or violence.
My Review:
When Amber comes back home ahead of her impending divorce, high school sweetheart Wyatt doesn’t know what’s about to hit him. This pair has a lot of old baggage that needs to be unpacked before anything new can happen. Their story is just as sweet as it is steamy when all those old emotions come rushing to the surface. I adore the deep and abiding love of family that fills this series. It doesn’t hurt that I’m a sucker for a second chance, either. I almost hate to admit it, but Amber’s parents were my favorite characters in the book. They ran away with the story every time we got to see them. I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author.
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