3.5-4 stars 
 A year after her fiance dies tragically, Drew needs a change from her small town, dead end job and the pity she gets from people who know her story. When the opportunity to chase storms with her fiance's team falls into her lap, she jumps at the change of scenery and adventure the trip offers. 
 Aiden is adjusting to the loss of his best friend as best as he can. Storm chasing will not be the same without Colby. He is shocked to find that Colby's fiance will be joining the team instead. Aiden has crushed on Drew since he first met her, but kept his feelings secret from everyone, but he knows he isn't good enough for Drew, nor would she ever want her fiance's best friend. 
 The slow burn that builds as Aiden and Drew work in close quarters was great. It gave the chance for readers to feel like Drew was actually ready to move on rather than just falling into bed with the first available man. There was still the question of whether she was in love with him for him or because of Colby, but I really liked the way that particular plot point was worked out. 
 The fire that sparked between them was high even as they fought their feelings of guilt, regret, and new beginnings. There was a lot of tension as they skirted around the memory of Colby and the feelings Aiden fought even while Colby was alive. 
 This was an easy read overall. A few scenes had me wondering at the turn of events, but each new turn of the story was entertaining and fairly smooth. I enjoyed getting to know the storm chasing team, both their history and the possibilities for each character's backstory. As the first of a new series, there is a lot to like about the camaraderie of this team and where each of their stories might take the group as a whole. 
 I was gifted a copy by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.