Book Review: One Hundred Goodbyes by Kelly Collins
- Kristen Lewendon
- Jun 2, 2019
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 5, 2019
Aspen Cove Book 9
Welcome back to Aspen Cove, the town where a stranger is simply a friend you haven’t met…
Eden Webster has always been generous to a fault. The word no isn’t in her vocabulary. That’s how at twenty-eight she finds herself homeless, alone, and pregnant in Aspen Cove. Abandoned by the one person she should have been able to count on, her sister Suzanne, she’s forced to accept the generosity of strangers. The last thing she expects is to meet Mr. Right at exactly the wrong time.
Handsome firefighter Thomas Cross lives by one rule—never trust a woman with your heart. After months of waiting for his baby to be born, he’s delivered the truth of his girlfriend’s betrayal. When Doc Parker asks him to put Eden up for a few months until her baby is born, he’s certain he’ll be able to keep his distance. But the more time they spend together, the more he realizes love is not something that can be overruled by logic.
Will Thomas allow room in his heart for Eden and her baby, or will he go back to being the man who cannot trust? Find out in One Hundred Goodbyes…
My Review:
I love any excuse I can get to return to Aspen Cove. But, oy! This pair. Eden and Thomas both have their own wagon trains of emotional baggage they’re bringing along. Single and pregnant, Eden stumbles into Aspen Cove while trying to get ahead of the chaos her life has become. In typical Aspen Cove fashion, the town enfolds her as one of their own. Everything about Eden lights sparks in Thomas, but not all of them are good because Eden and her situation cuts too close to part of his own past that he’d rather forget. There is so much chemistry between these two. And I adored watching the way the town rallied around them. (And how hard they worked to put Eden and Thomas together in the first place.) The little stinger at the end of this story makes me absolutely rabid to get my hands on the next book. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.
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