By: Melissa Tagg
Blake Hunziker is the world traveler in his family. After years of running from tragic events in
his past, he decides to return home to Whisper Shore, Michigan. Whisper Shore is a quaint lakeside town
filled with small town charm and news that spreads long before it is printed in
a newspaper. Blake (a.k.a. Blaze) is not
sure what type of welcome he will receive as his latest adventure landed him in
the spotlight where he achieved “celebrity” status that did not make his family
proud.
Autumn Kinsley wants to follow her dream of living in
Paris. However, her current circumstances
are blocking her dreams from coming true.
In the midst of dealing with her reality, Blake Hunziker comes back to
town after years of being gone. The Hunzikers
and Kingsleys have been feuding for years due to past events. Blake’s arrival is the last thing that Autumn
wants to deal with but she soon realizes that they need each other. He needs her to help him gain the respect of
the town while she needs him to help her fix up her failing Inn.
As Blake and Autumn spend more time together they begin to
let their guards down. Autumn is finally
able to understand Blake and realize that she was wrong about him. Blake learns that sometimes loving someone
means letting them go.
This is the second book in the Where Love Begins series. I
read the first book Made to Last but
enjoyed this one even more. I found the
characters to be well developed. The
books main focus is on Blake who appeared in the first book. I thought the author did an excellent job of
developing his character. He was
real. He had many great qualities but
his struggles were equally as great. I
also like Autumn. I found her to be
relatable as many people have dreams but so often let life get in the way of
following them. One of my favorite lines
in the book is “Because I couldn’t make myself go up to the third landing of
the Eiffel Tower.” Once you read the
book this may become one of your favorites as well. I know the author will be releasing more books
this year and I hope these two characters make an appearance.
*Thank you to Bethany House for providing me this book in
exchange for my honest review.
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