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A review by booksiflove
A Little Too Late by Sarina Bowen
5.0
Here comes Sarina Bowen with the first book in a trilogy, written by her, Rebecca Yarros and Devney Perry. A Little To Late is book one, and is the story about Reed, who hasn't been home in like a decade, and Ava, his ex-girlfriend from college, who works for his fathers ski resort. And Reed does not know that. So when he comes home, because his father is about to sell the ski resort for an exorbitant amount of money, he smells something fishy and puts everything away to check on his dad. Arriving at the resort, he meets Ava, who is not happy to see him again. But being in close proximity together in the next days, reminds her how good their year together has been. Can she get over the past and give him another chance??
Fantastic second chance romance story! Ava is still hurt, as Reed broke her heart, and she lets him feel that. Her shenanigans, the banter, it's really fun and I laughed a lot. This book entertained me from the beginning to the very end! But it's also not all fun and laughter, but Mrs. Bowen has a way with her words, to bring us an amazing story about love, hurt and forgiveness.
“Ava,” he whispers. “You were everything to me. And I threw that away, just like my father did with the pottery. I learned nothing from him. I have so many regrets.”
“I want to be here with you. I want what my parents had, even if they didn’t have it as long as they hoped. I ruined things once. But if you’ll let me, I’ll spend the rest of my life making it up to you.”
How can you resist these sweet words? Spoiler: you can't!!
Great start into this trilogy, and I can't wait to see, what the other 2 authors have in store for us with Reed's 2 brothers.
I kindly received an arc from the author and voluntarily left a review.
Fantastic second chance romance story! Ava is still hurt, as Reed broke her heart, and she lets him feel that. Her shenanigans, the banter, it's really fun and I laughed a lot. This book entertained me from the beginning to the very end! But it's also not all fun and laughter, but Mrs. Bowen has a way with her words, to bring us an amazing story about love, hurt and forgiveness.
“Ava,” he whispers. “You were everything to me. And I threw that away, just like my father did with the pottery. I learned nothing from him. I have so many regrets.”
“I want to be here with you. I want what my parents had, even if they didn’t have it as long as they hoped. I ruined things once. But if you’ll let me, I’ll spend the rest of my life making it up to you.”
How can you resist these sweet words? Spoiler: you can't!!
Great start into this trilogy, and I can't wait to see, what the other 2 authors have in store for us with Reed's 2 brothers.
I kindly received an arc from the author and voluntarily left a review.