Caring for a war veteran isn’t about philantropy. He knows that the reason I’m fleeing New York has nothing to do with the goodness of my heart and everything to do with the wretchedness of it. I loved Isn’t She Lovely (Redemption #0.5), and I don’t know why it took me so long to get around to reading this but I’m so happy I finally did! Olivia was the bad girl in that story, but here we truly get to know her, and I loved what she had to say. Now Paul and Olivia have to decide: Will they help each other heal? Or are they forever broken? And the more she slips past his defenses, the more keeping his distance is impossible. But Paul doesn’t count on the beautiful twenty-two-year-old who makes him long for things that he can never have. He’ll do anything to stay in self-imposed exile, even accept his father’s ultimatum that Paul tolerate the newest caretaker for three months or lose his inheritance. Paul Langdon doesn’t need a mirror to show him he’s no longer the hotshot quarterback he was before the war.
and whose smoldering gaze and forbidden touch might be her undoing. Instead, he’s a brooding twenty-four-year-old who has no intention of being Olivia’s path to redemption. Only, Olivia’s client isn’t the grateful elderly man she’s expecting. But Olivia has a secret: helping an injured war veteran reenter society isn’t about charity-it’s about penance.
When Olivia Middleton abandons the glamour of Park Avenue for a remote, coastal town in Maine, everyone assumes she’s being the kind do-gooder she’s always been. Lauren Layne’s New Adult novel tells the story of a girl with secrets, a guy with scars, and a love that could save them both… or destroy them.
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