“When was the last time you had pie for dinner?”

“Can’t say I ever have.”

Her fork dove into the chocolate cream. She hummed and her eyes drifted closed when the bite passed her lips. She savored it, rolling it around in her mouth. The woman had a talented tongue—lucky pie. She moaned again, torturing me with the subtle sound.

She swallowed, then shot me a smile that was pure sex. “You’re missing out.”

I snapped my fingers, raising my hand in the air to flag down the waitress. When she came over, I pointed to Londyn’s plate. “I’ll have that.”

Whoa! What a beautiful story. The heroine in this story had such a sad childhood having drug addicted parents who had zero interests in their daughter. Londyn left when she was only 16 years old, living in a junkyard with a few other runaway kids. She overcame many obstacles, moved away from poverty, and even built a life of her own. Unfortunately, that was short-lived when her douchebag of a husband strayed. Londyn packed a bag, jumped in her restored convertible, and went on a one-way road trip out West. One flat tire derailed her trip and Londyn ended up in Brooks Cohen’s garage. The chemistry between Londyn and Brooks is undeniable. They were attractions from the first moment they laid eyes on each other. However, neither of them want to start up anything knowing Londyn is just passing through. Brooks has a little bit of a baggage in form of an ex, too. There was an incident that happened that kept Londyn in town longer than she anticipated. It was a perfect opportunity for Londyn and Brooks to get to know each a lot more (intimately ). I like that this was a short, fun, sweet and heartwarming small town romance with a tiny bit of angst and drama. The writing was impeccable – fluid from beginning until the end. Can’t wait for Gemma’s story. Fantastic start to a new series!!!