One letter. That was all it took for Beckett Gentry to fall for Ella MacKenzie, his buddy Ryan’s sister. Through her letters, Ella spoke to his heart, fueled his dreams, and made his days in Afghanistan bearable. Until Ryan’s life ends and so do the letters.
Leaving the military, Beckett heads to Colorado with one destination in mind - Ella. Despite the guilt Beckett feels over his friend’s death, he’s determined to carry out his promise to watch over Ryan’s sister and never tell Ella he’s the one she’d been writing to.
At twenty-six, Ella has lost almost everyone she loves - and now one of her precious twins is battling cancer. When Beckett walks into her tiny town - all six-feet-plus of dark, brooding, gorgeous man - Ella barely takes notice. Okay, fine, of course she takes notice. He’s come with the last of Ryan’s letters and the promise that he’d made to watch over her, but he’s insanely tight-lipped about everything else. Now Beckett is everywhere - and the most irritating part is that she likes him, despite his tough-as-nails exterior.
1. I truly loved this book. I couldn't put it down and I read 70% of it in one day. 2. I'm a fan of Ms. Yarros and I truly believe this is the best book she has written. 3. I loved all of the characters, not one single thing wrong with any of them for me. Beckett is definitely one of my favorite male MCs ever and Ella...well how can you not love her. She's a strong and loving warrior momma. Colt and Maisey? LOVED them to bits. 4. I would've rated this book 5 stars easily except for one thing that just absolutely broke me and I can honestly say that I haven't felt that gutted in a very long time. At this point, I feel the need to tread very lightly but this plot point definitely took away some of my overall enjoyment of the book.
It's taken me quite a while to figure out what to say about this book and frankly, I'm still thinking about it...
