I started reading this book a little hesitantly. I loved When You're Gone. I loved where Mace and Reece were as a couple at the end of their first book. There may not have been a ring on her finger, and he may have left her in Chicago, but they were in a good place in their relationship and my imagination had no trouble jumping to their happily ever after. Knowing they had another whole novel ahead of them made me scared and nervous for them. 
 Mace and Reece are one of my favorite Rosemary Beach couples, even though they aren't in Rosemary Beach for most of this book. But as they are a new couple, they have some things to sort out now that Reece has moved to the ranch with Mace, and the addition of Mace's cousin, Aida, who has a "thing" for Mace will throw a wrench into their relationship before the foundation has settled. 
 There isn't much I can say about these two that I didn't say in my first review. I love them both. Their insecurities pop up often in this book though, causing each to hold back information leading to misunderstandings and a lot of backpedaling and apologizing. I hated watching them struggle, but loved them anyway. 
 This was a very comfortable read. I can't say there were many surprises, but there were a couple twists that popped up to make things interesting for the characters around them. The ending was a little abrupt, but then again that is kind of how this series is set up. There were a few things I felt were left hanging, but those were not necessarily central to Mace and Reece's story. The seeds planted for the next book intrigue me. Just when I thought I was getting a feel for who that character was, a final twist changed up everything I thought I knew and I look forward to learning more. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.