Meg Delaney calls a halt to her wedding to Matt at the alter. Sounds like a terrible thing to do but she found out the night before that her fiance cheated on her and she just couldn't go through with the wedding. That's reason enough, but we also learn that her father has been cheating on her mother for years. Because of this, cheating is something she knows she could never forgive. 
 Fast forward two years and there has been no communication between them or their families. Meg finds out her ex is having routine surgery and takes this as an oppurtunity to wish him well and to get closure, only to run into his brother and finds out Matt passed away during the procedure. Now Kyle has always had a thing for Meg, but she has always been off limits. Having Meg back in their lives briefly for the funeral has brought back all of Kyles feelings. 
 I'm sure you can guess where this is going at this point. I wish I could say that I loved this book but I can't. The writing was very mature and I could even have loved Kyle and Meg if the author took this story in a different direction. But the author had a few things happen in this story that I personally didn't like and couldn't get over. It's really just how you would interpret this story and some people may not have any issues. 
 (view spoiler)[I felt Meg was an injured party here. Her ex-fiance was horrible to her. We learn this in pieces throughout the book. Then while Meg tries to be there for his family, his mom actually tried to get money from Meg on Matt's behalf to pay for photos he took. Matt was a sports photographer and when they were together he took pictures for Meg's cookbook. He was suppose to do this for free like any fiance would. In turn she catered his office parties for free. Then his mom tells her at the funeral that they are suing her for proceeds of her cookbook because it took off and is making tons of money now. All the while Kyle, who supposedly loves Meg, just stands by while his mom takes her pound of flesh. Even going so far as to try and convince Meg his mom is doing the right thing. He didn't stand up for Meg. Not even once. But he loves her. He loves her so much that he played a part in his brother cheating on her to keep her from marrying him and then cuts her off for two years. I just couldn't get past this. This is not actions of a man in love in my eyes. I really wanted to like Kyle. When the author just focused on Kyle and Meg and not the fact that his mom was trying to take money from Meg, I really liked them. I'm bummed to say this just didn't work for me. (hide spoiler)] 
 ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.