E-Reading After Midnight: Wait for Me by Tia Louise ~ New Release and Review

~~Dear Taron,~~

~~I should have told you this before...~~

~~Dear Taron,~~

~~Is there a time-limit on~~

~~forgiveness?~~

~~If there is, I haven't reached it...~~

~~Dear Taron,~~

~~I still love you...~~

Taron Rhodes was my brother’s best friend.

He was sexy as sin.

But he was more than that…

He was ponytail-pulling, ice down your shirt teasing, throw you in the lake screaming…

Strong, tanned arms and bright green eyes over a heart-stopping, naughty grin…

Did I mention his tight end?

I gave him my first real kiss, my heart, my everything.

I said I’d wait for him…

I’m still waiting, because Taron Rhodes is still the man of my dreams,

And I have a secret that has his bright green eyes.

Noel LaGrange stole my heart when she was only eighteen—pushing me off a flatbed and calling me a city slicker.

Her brother Sawyer would kick my ass if he knew how many times we made out that summer, how close we got.

Everything changed when Sawyer and I joined the military.

We were honorably discharged, but I didn’t go to her.

Instead, I went back to the city… where no amount of money, no amount of pills can heal this wound.

Only her whiskey eyes and dark hair, her slim arms and her sweet scent, give me hope.

I broke her heart just as surely as I broke mine, but I’m going back to make it right.

If she’s still waiting…

(WAIT FOR ME is a STAND-ALONE small-town, second-chance romance with a guaranteed HEA. No cheating. No cliffhangers.)

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Elizabeth's Review

4.5 stars - One of The Best

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Ever since reading Boss of Me, I’ve been curious about the rest of the men Patton served with in the Marines. Marley and Taron were secondary characters in that story. In Wait for Me, we get to meet a young Taron and the fourth of the group, Sawyer.

After getting to know preset day Taron a little bit in Boss of Me, it was a pleasure to get to spend time with him as a young Marine just getting started in life. I enjoyed watching him meet and fall in love with his best friend’s sister, even knowing how things(at least temporarily) were going to work out.

Noel, both past and present, was a breath of fresh air. She was a strong character who had survived and managed to thrive. I appreciated how she pushed for what she wanted and pulled herself up by the boot straps when push came to shove.

Second chance stories can be tricky. There is a fine balance of dealing with the past while trying to move forward and Tia Louise walked that line as close to perfect as I’ve seen in a while. Taron and Noel both handled their reunion and the surprises that came with it gracefully. It made me root for them to find a happy ending.

Wait for Me is strongly tied to Boss of Me, but is very much a stand alone. There are a few references that may not make sense to someone just joining the series, but they are fairly minor. I am very excited to see what is in store for Sawyer when we get to read his story in 2020.

Tia Louise is the USA Today bestselling, award-winning author of When We Touch, the “Bright Lights,” “One to Hold,” and “Dirty Players” series, and co-author of the #4 Amazon bestseller The Last Guy.

After being a teacher, a book editor, a journalist, and finally a magazine editor, she started writing love stories and never stopped.

Louise lives in the Midwest with her trophy husband, two teenage geniuses, and one grumpy cat.