This is a great story to read when you just need total
happiness. Higgins crafted a masterpiece of drama, tension, and overwhelming
love.
The vineyards of New York supply a beautiful and dreamy
setting, although Faith Holland and Levi Cooper have to resolve inner issues in
order to truly appreciate the colors and scents of the valley.
Faith’s biggest upset is she was left at the altar by a
perfect man-he would prefer another perfect man. Better to find out before the rings are
exchanged. 
Levi never liked Faith, or so he says, until he’s a lonely
Chief of Police with a bitter memory of a three month marriage.
Many small family issues pull Faith and Levi together and
apart repeatedly. And they aren’t the
usual problems.
It would be so much easier if everyone just said what was on
their minds, but that only happens in the movies-definitely not in a romance
novel.
This is a novel I wish hadn’t ended as Faith and Levi were
so richly characterized that I didn’t want to say goodbye. Faith had a sweet innocence that Levi’s alpha
character wasn’t sure how to handle, so they learned about each other at a
turtle’s pace along with the help of Faith’s leg-humping helper dog (that’s a
hint about another of her things to deal with), a nosey yet caring family, and
lessons on communication.
I’m already checking out what other books by Kristan Higgins I can get ahold
of-fast.
Enjoy, Dawn
Enjoy, Dawn
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