The animals were a special part of this book and I really, really enjoyed that element. I read all of the horse books I could get my hands on and wanted one for myself until I was able to ride one at a local county fair and it actually scared the hell out of me, LOLLL but I digress. Also!!! The horses! As a Millennial I’m pretty sure I can speak for most of my generation when I say that it was impossible to grow up and not be a horse girl for at least a small chunk of time. Blain and Houdini really stole the show for me hehe those little trouble making escape artists.

I was immediately drawn in by the animals in this book. Gosh I am just such a sucker for these series that interconnect even if you don’t HAVE to read all of the books in order. When his present and my history collide, is it too much to hope he’ll choose me?ĬW: Sick horse and a minor accident involving a horse-no animal deaths or serious injuries/illnesses.Īhhhhh I feel terrible that it took me so long to review this but I felt like death last week/ this weekend and just…couldn’t.Īnyway, I was so excited to get Ty and Landon’s story after we got a few little tidbits here and there from Luke meeting and texting with Landon during Unmanageable. And now, with my past closing in, I could lose the one man I hoped I could count on. Somehow he soothes my pain, and I wonder if I’m touching something deep inside him too. When we are together… Well, I’m definitely thinking about what he does to me and what I want to do with him.Īs we keep each other warm through the Vermont winter, this feels a lot more than physical. When we’re not together, I’m thinking about him.

I’m just happy someone’s interested in me at all, even if emotions are strictly forbidden. It’s also the season when he gets restless and lonely-two things I know all about. He’s a horse trainer, and winter is his quiet season. Then, thanks to a pair of escape artist dogs from the sanctuary where I’ve found work, I cross paths with my boss’s neighbor, Ty Adams. But I’m determined to stay out of trouble, and I’m gaining a foothold on the closest I’ve ever known to normal.

To My Future Number 1 Fan by L.A. Witt