Set in the steamy coastal Alabama town of Sea Breeze, an interconnected group of older teens hook up, break up . . . and much, much more.
Cage York has a free ride to college for baseball - or he did, until he got in trouble for drink-driving. Now he has to give in to his coach's demands and spend his summer baling hay. No hot babes in bikinis waiting to meet a Southern boy to make her vacation complete. Just him and the damned cows. Oh and an uptight, snarky brunette with the biggest blue eyes he's ever seen.
Eva Brooks planned out her life step by step when she was eight years old. Not once over the years had she lost sight of her goals. Josh Beasley, her next door neighbour, had been the centre of those goals. He'd been her first boyfriend at seven, her first kiss at ten, her first date at fifteen and her first tragedy at eighteen. The moment she'd received the phone call from Josh's mother saying he'd been killed along with four other soldiers just north of Baghdad, Eva's carefully planned life imploded in the worst way possible. Now she has to deal with the arrogant Cage York and his irritating smile.
But as the summer bailing hay rolls by, Cage and Eva learn that what they want (and need) may be something they never saw coming.
Short review:
I really enjoyed this book! It's the first book I've read from this series. Someone very dear to me gifted me this book a few weeks ago and I finally read it. I loved Cage from the beginning. I'm sorry, I just love the bad boys with a nice heart. He's too sexy for his own good. I was literally fanning my face a few times because of how hot he is. I don't like the nipple piercings in men but somehow Cage really manages to make them sound and look sexy. Only on Cage!
I actually liked Eva even though she would rub me off the wrong way at times but still, I loved her character.
I'm actually looking forward to Kirt's story and Green's story (friends of Cage). I don't know if they have books but if they do, I need them asap.
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