Book Review: One Hundred Heartbeats by Kelly Collins
- Kristen Lewendon
- Mar 11, 2018
- 2 min read
Aspen Cove Book 2
Kindle Scout Winner Kelly Collins welcomes you back to Aspen Cove, the tiny Colorado town where fresh starts, hope, and true love live …
Katie Middleton knows what it’s like to stare death in the face. Growing up with a serious heart defect stopped her from really living. Escaping her overprotective parents and opening a bakery in Aspen Cove, Katie starts crossing items off her bucket list as quickly as she can. The one item that she’s not sure she’ll ever check off, however, is falling in love. That is until Bowie Bishop appears.
When a car accident took his high school sweetheart, Bowie was sure he’d never love again. He disappeared from Aspen Cove to join the Army, then spent nearly ten years on active duty risking his life to save others. Now he finds himself in the last place he wants to be—back home. He’s determined to take off as soon as he can, but when a cute, sassy little blonde catches his eye, he’s not so sure he’ll be able to leave Aspen Cove.
Just when Katie knows for sure that her heart will only ever beat for Bowie, she discovers a secret from her past that will shake the foundation of their new relationship to its core. Will the truth tear them apart or will they find salvation in each other’s arms?
Find out now in One Hundred Heartbeats!
My Review:
I had started to fall in love with Katie in the previous book. And now we get to find out more about why she was one of the recipients of one of Bea’s bequests. Bowie started this book as a little bit of a mystery to us. We’d seen a much younger him through his brother’s eyes. Here, we get the opportunity to see the man that tragedy had shaped. The connection between Katie and Bowie is apparent from the very beginning. I loved watching the pair of them fall in love; learn how to let go of the pain, disappointments, and secrets of their pasts in order to build a future on their own terms. I can’t wait for the next book in the series. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book.
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