Of the men in Rosemary Beach, Grant has long been one of my favorites. At the end of Take a Chance, I was so mad at him. While I thought he would figure out his feelings for Harlow easily and quickly reach his happily ever after, he proved me wrong in a major way. This time I started reading with my fingers crossed that he would finally make the effort to prove me right and be the man who deserved to have Harlow. 
 "That moment when you realize you've completely f***ed up your life...yeah, I know that moment. All too well." 
 Not even a tenth of the way into this book, I was already choking back tears. Thankfully it was looking like maybe this was going to be everything I hoped for and more than I could have imagined. 
 Losing Jace marked Grant in a major way and led him to make the grievous error that led to Harlow walking out of his door at the end of Take a Chance. And while he never wants to lose another person close to him, he has to face those fears in a big way with Harlow. This is his chance to make everything up to her. 
 "You're my one. You're it. This is my epic love, and I can't lose that." 
 Grant had quite a fight on his hands from quiet Harlow. Harlow showed a conviction we hadn't seen from her before and her strength, while heartbreaking for Grant (and Kiro), was amazing. 
 Everyone had to face fears and find courage and strength they didn't know they had. Grant, Harlow, Kiro, Nan, Mace and all their friends. 
 And Nan? I have never been a Nan-fan. But she shocked me in the best possible way in this book. One action was all it took. And now? I think I might actually hope for her to get a book someday -- to find a man who looks at her and sees beyond the hardened exterior to the hurt girl underneath. Unless she forgets this ever happens and goes back to her old self. I guess I'll have to withhold that judgement until later. 
 I liked Take A Chance well enough, but One More Chance? I loved. I spent much of the book hoping for one outcome while thinking another outcome was more likely. Even as I knew the end was near, I wasn't sure which way this book would go. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.