4.5+ stars 
 Wyatt Hennington stole my heart in Say You'll Stay. The characteristics that had me loving him then, his care & concern, his simple ease, his selflessness, had me falling in love with him once again. He is one of those small town men who embody an easy, laid back life. He knows what he wants but just hasn't found it yet. 
 Angie seems to be Wyatt's opposite. Her cupcake shop in the city keeps her busy and though she has changed some of her habits since Presley and her boys have moved away, she keeps herself active with plans to expand her business. 
 Neither had intended for their paths to cross quite like they do, and the sparks fly in more ways than one because of it. Angie and Wyatt fight as much as they do anything; both know how they want to handle things and think they have the best solution. But they also roll with the punches and make small changes to adjust, if not completely change their paths. 
 Life hands these two many challenges, and the challenges they were handed often knocked me off my feet for them. I found myself broken hearted and feeling pain alongside them, especially as things got especially tangled. 
 But it was also full of sweetness. Wyatt has a way of seeing beyond the pain. I suspect it's part of him knowing what he wants and going for it, but he was often a peaceful place even in the midst of the pain he felt. 
 As much of the drama took place in Bell Buckle, Zach, Presley and the twins are central to much of the story, as are the third Hennington brother, Trent, and quite a few of the townspeople. This town has all the magic of a small town -- busybody grandmotherly types with too much time on their hands, caring neighbors, and a homey feeling that pulls you in. 
 Once again, Corinne Michaels has proven she can write the emotional highs and lows that keep me involved in a story from start to finish. This was one of those books I did not want to put down and to prove it I started and finished in one day. Though I raced through it, it ripped me to shreds before putting me back together with a few extra twists and turns I was not expecting at all. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.