Been awhile since I've spent any time with the Reed brothers and what a pleasant reunion it's been !!! 
 The story follows the youngest of the siblings - 21 year old Pete - and finds him just released from a 2 year stint in prison and on parole. When his older brother Matt required an expensive clinical trial cancer treatment in order to survive, Pete and Sam made a bad decision to help get the money - and Pete paid the price by getting caught. While exiting the prison gates he's approached by his pro-bono lawyer and asked to come work the next week at the camp he owns and runs for troubled and handicapped youths. And it's at the camp where Pete comes across Reagan Caster - daughter to his lawyer - and also the young woman he'd helped two and a half years earlier after a frat-house rape. As wary and uncomfortable as Reagan is with any other men, she's not afraid of Pete and the two work together at the camp to help with the kids and also themselves. 
 Absolutely loved Pete in this one - he's such a kind, generous, caring young man who loves his brothers and also shows so much affection with the boys at the camp. But it's his calm and careful interactions with Reagan that really tug at the heart strings. 
 Once again flawless writing, fantastic follow-through characters, sweet tender romance and just a touch of STEAMY to complete the story. Moved by the messages this author conveys in her writings, where she takes a handicap or disability and inspires the individual to overcome it and live life to the fullest in spite of it. BRAVO !!! 
 * 4.5 Stars *