Falling for someone can be dangerous, especially when someone wants to take them away from you. But what happens when fighting for the one you love could cost them their life?
For over two years, Summer Jacobs has tried to get her life back on track. A former nurse and now a prestigious restaurant owner, she’s living the dream just like her husband wanted. After watching him get killed in the MMA ring and almost losing her life herself, it left a scar on her soul. The thought of moving on scares her, but the local NFL star, Evan Townsend, is determined to catch her heart.
Forced to work with him and the football team, Summer succumbs to his relentless attempts at capturing her heart. He has the power to heal her, but there’s someone out there who wants to keep them apart. Even if it means getting rid of Evan permanently. Summer is being chased by hidden dangers and it’s up to Evan to catch her. The question is . . . will he get to her in time?
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Elizabeth's Review
3.5 Stars - Worth A Reader's Time
Review Copy provided by Publisher via Net Galley
Catching Summer is a engaging second chance romance.
Summer is beginning to reemerge into life two years after the murder of her husband. Evan is the brother of a good friend and has been waiting in the wings for her.
The romance between Summer and Evan seemed to happen a little too quickly for me. The thing that made it work for me is that they have been friends for a while and their social circle are pretty entwined.
There is an element of suspense woven into the story that keeps the reader on their toes. Given Summer's history and hard feelings between Evan and one of his teammates, it's hard to pin down where the threat is coming from. Ms. Dover does an excellent job of weaving the romantic and relationship story lines with the suspense elements so that neither piece of the story feels neglected.
This is the sixth installment of a series, but new readers (like me) will be able to read Catching Summer without feeling lost. Ms. Dover is a new author for me, but I will definitely be reading more of her work in the future.
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