REVIEW from Sassy Southern Girl - Elizabeth
**3 Stars**
Logan and Lila were friends for years, and both wanted more. However, neither has the courage to say anything or risk their friendship. That, unfortunately, led to a misunderstanding that broke Lila's heart, causing her to leave town and shut Logan out...for five years.
Logan still doesn't know what happened that night, just that he said or did the wrong thing and lost his best friend, as well as his chance for something more with her.
Now, Lila's home to stay, and Logan knows he has to tell her who he feels, but doesn't know if she'll listen or believe him.
Lila knows she'll see Logan again, and though her heart still yearns for him, she's resigned herself to never having that kind of relationship with him. Until Logan makes a confession.
Will Lila believe Logan? Will they finally take that step toward something more? Is a HEA possible?
One-click now and follow along as two friends are reunited and must decide what they truly want.
On a purely personal note, things were, in my opinion, left unresolved. Neither Logan nor Lila bring up what happened the night that led to her leaving. Logan never tells her what she believed happened didn't. We're never told if Logan was with others while wanting Lila, though we do know she never saw him with a girlfriend during high school but those are not the same thing. We don't know if Logan is a virgin, though once sentence says he hadn't been a monk. We don't know if he was celibate while Lila was gone, though one sentence alludes to it, it could also imply he's a virgin, which contradicts the "hadn't been a monk" sentence. We do know Lila was a virgin, still saving it for Logan, though she had made out while gone for college. Not having any of that clarified or resolved lessened my enjoyment of the story and my investment of them as a couple. It also made me like Logan a little less as I can't consider someone a true hero if he wants/cares for/loves someone, and yet is with others.
**I voluntarily read and reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.**
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