Samantha
Rivera was a divorced mother of a teen daughter; she was trying to move, but
she wasn’t entirely over her ex.
Nick didn’t
want a divorce, but his accepting a new job in a new town without telling his
wife was the final signature on the papers. As a Latino, he was raised to man
up and take care of his family no matter what.
Their teen
daughter has a tendency to get sick and has been acting out, being a real brat.
It could have something to do with her lack of a male role model. Well, that
was just another incentive Nick needed to return home. The two must set their
differences aside to do what’s best for their daughter, but Nick hopes that
this will be his golden chance to get his family back.
I thought
this was pretty good. I liked the personable effect from the characters, but
the overall story got long-winded and overly complicated with the history and
various characters.
This was an
okay returning love story. It was obviously meant to tug at the readers’ heartstrings
with the child’s illness and love lost. But, for me, this was mildly amusing.
My rating: 3 stars
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