I am loving how this series hits all the notes of a relationship. Not just the initial phases of infatuation or lust, but the "how do we make this work" parts of integrating another person's hopes, dreams and reality into one's own. 
 Cade and Hannah have been dating several months now. They have jobs, which they work separately, and the event planning business Cade runs with his sisters, and Hannah. It seems that all is going well, even though Cade's consulting is taking him away from home more and more frequently. While reunion lovin' is fun, it's also super hard on a fledgling relationship to have so much distance. And both Cade and Hannah are feeling the lack. 
 Then, Cade's offered a staggering amount of money for a management position. Problem? The company headquarters are in San Francisco. Hannah wants him to follow his heart, as she would do, and he takes it. Reduced to weekend visits, their relationship suffers further strain. 
 Thing is, Cade and Hannah keep saying they value the other more than anything--so doesn't that include their careers? Kinda. Looks like a new work/life balance is in order! 
 This book has less steam, but more of it happens in the wild...expect some (nearly) voyeuristic trysts. And, expect a good deal of soul-searching in absentia. With all this solitary time on their hands, Cade and Hannah have a lot of space to figure out their real motivations. And, it ends in an HEA.