First, I need to say that Kristen Ashley is one of my all time favorite authors. Truly she is. Her books always leave me feeling as if I've just plunged into a warm pool at the end of a long summer day: soothed, relaxed, happy and sated. Few can do that. I mean, how many times do you close a book and think "What the heck was that?" I know what I am going to get when I start a KA novel: women that are strong, courageous and self sufficient; Alpha males that will be honest, caring, strong, and good in the sack. (winky face) 
 Deacon is no different. It's about a young woman with goals and ambitions and all she wants is to share it with the guy she loves. That's until she realizes he really doesn't love her or her life plan the way that she thought he had. Amongst all this, a stranger shows up and keeps showing up for years. You see, she runs a vacation spot consisting of remote cabins. It's quiet, peaceful, and just what Deacon needs. 
 If you are a KA reader, you've had brushes with Deacon before. The cold, dead eyed ghost of a man really needs to have a place to go when he has down time. For whatever reason, this is the place he keeps coming back to. It takes one Christmas Eve to change things and years later to figure out that that change is exactly what he needs. 
 I really don't want to spoil it for you. Jump in the warm water and find out for yourself if a ghost can be resurrected. 
 A perfect end of summer read that will take you to the Colorado Mountains. 
 *ARC provided by the author 
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