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In this book we meet Tory Redson-Riddle-Coffey and Quinn Faulkner. Over the years on summers these two would come to Dallas, North Dakota and spend time with family. For Tory is was always her grandmother. Though she was more small town then Tory's parents ever were it was the best time in her life. On her 17th birthday Tory has decided to tell her best friend that she likes him more than a friend. Instead she gets a face full of homemade peach pie when she trips trying to bring it in. Quinn remembers that day and he remembers this girl. So when he is coming off the property that his friend owns and sees a girl stuck on a fence getting headbutted in the butt by a goat well he just has to check it out. Who is is none other than his best friend Tory, and he can't help but laugh. Though it has been years since they saw one another they can pick up like no time has past. What happens though when they both want more but are to scared to say it? Will they find that HEA or will the what if's make sure that never happens?
This is another amazing hit by this author. It does have its ups and downs. I mean how can't it with this cast and crew. There is so much more I want to tell you about this book. However I don't want to ruin the story for any other readers. I will say this book will have you hooked from the first word to the very end. I would highly recommend it to anyone and everyone.
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