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Caught in the Axe by Daphne Elliot
4.0
✨ I received this book as an ARC for my honest review✨
Rate: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
After leaving Maine for Boston, Owne never thought he would be back to help with his father's lumber business after his father's arrest. He moved for a reason and wanted nothing to do with the business, but when family calls, you answer.
Lila will never seem good enough or be good enough for the people of Maine. Lila spent her life following her ex and his dreams while hers got placed on the back burner.
Now, Lila is trying to make something of herself, and Owen is the perfect man to help her. The only thing is that Owen is her ex’s brother. Owen is blown out of the water by Lila and how she has taken care of herself with everything life has thrown at her. Lila is finally putting matters into her own hands and will no longer let her life be dictated by anyone else, much less a man. I loved that everything she did was for herself and no one else. Lila did not have a lot of growth throughout the story, but it is discussed on and off pages. I enjoyed Owen’s growth most of all
Rate: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
After leaving Maine for Boston, Owne never thought he would be back to help with his father's lumber business after his father's arrest. He moved for a reason and wanted nothing to do with the business, but when family calls, you answer.
Lila will never seem good enough or be good enough for the people of Maine. Lila spent her life following her ex and his dreams while hers got placed on the back burner.
Now, Lila is trying to make something of herself, and Owen is the perfect man to help her. The only thing is that Owen is her ex’s brother. Owen is blown out of the water by Lila and how she has taken care of herself with everything life has thrown at her. Lila is finally putting matters into her own hands and will no longer let her life be dictated by anyone else, much less a man. I loved that everything she did was for herself and no one else. Lila did not have a lot of growth throughout the story, but it is discussed on and off pages. I enjoyed Owen’s growth most of all