**** 4.5 Stars **** 
 I loved this story! I couldn't stop reading. There's so much drama (the good kind of course). 
 Syd is broken and damaged. Something tragic happened in her past, and she blames herself for it. With no will to live, she wandered around like a homeless person until a woman noticed her in a dumpster. 
 Viv sees Syd looking for scraps behind The Skipper. She realizes the woman in the dumpster is educated and too clean for a homeless person. As the manager of a pub, Viv offers Syd a job without any second thoughts. 
 When the owner comes to check on his Pub, he's surprised to find a scrawny looking women cleaning the bathroom. He doesn't trust her, but Syd slowly melts his heart. 
 "There is no way to describe the healing this man provides for my soul. He makes me think about the unthinkable, only to come up with the realization that you can't win the 'what-if' game." 
 Gunner is a tough looking biker man. He may look dangerous, but he has a heart of gold. His children are in love with Syd. But she has a secret that she's afraid to share. 
 "Locking yourself away will only turn you to dust. This I know for a fact. Because I came from dust." 
 I'm sad that this is over. The ending was a bit rushed, but I enjoyed every moment of it.