4.5 stars 
 Quinn Davis would rather be under the hood of a car than out on the horses with her brothers. She is firmly settled in Pine Oak, Texas living the quiet life she always dreamed of. She may not have everything she dreamed of, but dreams change over time. 
 Tate Montgomery only ever felt at home on his grandparents' Texas farm, but hasn't been back in years. Now he has returned to start over again, and he's hoping to find some things in the small town the same as when he left. 
 Tate and Quinn had a young love that was kept fairly quiet. Everyone knew they were close, and they were friends, but no one else knew things were more than that. When he left town and cut off communication with Quinn, she was crushed. Now that he is back, old hurts come to the surface and the past must be faced if Tate wants another chance with the only woman he has ever loved. 
 These two have instant chemistry in the present -- their past has unresolved hurts. I loved the fire between them, even as Quinn's pain is on the surface. She has a wild streak and uses it to her advantage where Tate is concerned. 
 This was a second chance romance with past hurts to overcome and present dreams to align. Quinn had a lot of trust issues to overcome, some caused by Tate himself, others by family drama. Tate had some explaining and proving to do to heal the hurts he had caused with his desertion. 
 I am looking forward to Clay's book coming next, Cowboy Up. He has been a voice of reason for both Maverick and Quinn as they worked things out with their first loves, but little of his own story has been revealed. He is always such a fountain of relationship advice that I can't help but wonder if he's made his own share of mistakes too. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.