It’s the final 20% where I started to have some issues, but we’ll get there.įirst, let’s talk about the main characters. I generally really enjoyed the first 80%. Let me preface this whole review by stating this was a solid four-star review. I LOVED the other two of hers I have read (“The Wall of Winnipeg and Me” and “From Lukov With Love”), and even though this one was diverting away from the sports theme, I was still ready to fall deep. Of course I was elated to get started and dive back into another one of her novels. In a happy holiday surprise, we were gifted a new Mariana Zapata novel. I’d had no idea as I had walked into that room to introduce myself what he would end up owing me.Īlright y’all, I have a lot of thoughts on this.

Looking back on it though, there had been no way for me to know then how much Lucas Ripley would haunt me in the future. Sometimes there are things you’re better off keeping to yourself. Despite the fact that he’s not the friendliest man in the world. With three sisters she loves, a job she (mostly) adores, and a family built up of friends she’s made over the years, Luna figures everything has worked out the way it was supposed to.īut when one of those secrets involves the man who signs her paycheck, she can’t find it in her to regret it. She also knows that, if she could go back in time, she wouldn’t change a single thing. Luna Allen has done some things she would rather no one ever know about. The problem with secrets is that they’re too easy to keep collecting.

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