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midnight_pageturner 's review for:
Crossroads
by Devney Perry
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
relaxing
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
Hands down, Devney Perry delivers THE best and most compelling second chance stories. She does it every. Single. Time. Crossroads is an amazing, I-couldn't-put-it-down story, and now one of my favorites.
The list of things that made me fall in love is long: the charming Montana small town, the ranch setting, the friends-to-lovers aspect, the cowboys, the dual POV, the storytelling between past and present, the chemistry and connection, the yearning... I could go on and on, because Indya and West's journey is mesmerizing.
Indya and West met as kids, becoming fast friends and later lovers. But they would only see each other for a week every other summer during Indya's vacations at West's family ranch. Years later, after she vowed to never return, Indya goes back as the new owner of the Haven's ranch and resort. She gives herself one year to turn the business around, and then she will leave Montana and West's life forever.
Their story is a balanced dance between beauty and heartbreak. A meant-to-be love that never found the right time. The truth is that a week was never enough.
Kudos to Samantha Brentmoor and Connor Crais for the compelling narration. Their voices will forever be the ones of Indya and West.
The list of things that made me fall in love is long: the charming Montana small town, the ranch setting, the friends-to-lovers aspect, the cowboys, the dual POV, the storytelling between past and present, the chemistry and connection, the yearning... I could go on and on, because Indya and West's journey is mesmerizing.
Indya and West met as kids, becoming fast friends and later lovers. But they would only see each other for a week every other summer during Indya's vacations at West's family ranch. Years later, after she vowed to never return, Indya goes back as the new owner of the Haven's ranch and resort. She gives herself one year to turn the business around, and then she will leave Montana and West's life forever.
Their story is a balanced dance between beauty and heartbreak. A meant-to-be love that never found the right time. The truth is that a week was never enough.
Kudos to Samantha Brentmoor and Connor Crais for the compelling narration. Their voices will forever be the ones of Indya and West.