4.5 stars 
 When Hannah lost her husband suddenly, her whole world shifted. Two years later she is feeling like she finally has her feet back under her: a new job, a grief support group to lean on, and her daughter to focus on. When her late husband's twin brother returns home, she is worried that the reminder of who she lost will send her backwards. But Wes understands her grief, which leads them to build a new friendship and new feelings towards each other. Hannah is hesitant to pursue things with Wes though, because what will people think if she falls in love with her husband's brother? 
 Hannah's emotions and thoughts echoed what I imagine I would think in her situation, and I couldn't help but feel sympathy for everything she was dealing with. 
 I loved Wes. He is also grieving the loss of his brother, but knows he can't stay away from Hannah forever. And more, he loved her before she fell in love with his brother, but he was too shy to say anything. 
 The emotions were everything in this book. The extreme variance as Hannah and Wes travel the pitfalls of falling in love with as much baggage as they carry kept the story rolling. I watched in rapt attention as they navigated their own expectations and feelings as well as those of the people around them. 
 Some of the side characters had me wanting to pull my hair out in frustration, while others provided sweet support for Hannah and Wes. 
 This is a heart wrenching second chance story full of grief, hope, family, and facing fears. I enjoyed the more mature experiences and ages of the characters and felt like I could relate more closely to their thoughts because of this. This is my first book by Melanie Harlow but it will not be my last. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.