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If I was offered to read this story for the first time again, I’d take it in a heartbeat.

A reverse grumpy sunshine trope is always my favorite.

In many romance books, we’re given a grumpy MMC rather than a grumpy FMC, and while that’s not a bad thing, it’s a refreshing change.

Winter Hamilton is the most overlooked character in this series (in my personal opinion). Did we view her as the villain in her sister’s story? Yes. But a misunderstood villain makes one of the best stories.

I find the trope of a surprise pregnancy challenging to read, but I took a chance on this book and have not regretted it for one second. Not only did Elise Silver perfectly capture the trope, but we also saw Winter’s growth.

I cried happy tears at her ending. But what’s a pregnancy trope without the father?

Theo Dale Silva, if I had to ride a cowboy, it would be you. A gentleman through and through. Although, did I hate you at the beginning for the stunt we all thought you pulled? Of course. But misunderstandings are just that.

Redemption is the best when you have pure intentions, and Theo? He deserved that redemption era. He was such a green flag when it came to treating a woman with the needed respect and patience.

As are all the men written by Elsie Silver.

Winter and Theo will hold a special place in my heart and bookshelf. But it won’t be on my bookshelf for long. I just have to pick this book back up.

Rate: 5/5 stars

Genre: Contemporary Romance, Western

Spiciness: 12/10 phew (their one night stand)

Series: Chestnut Spring Series

Favorite Quote:

“Watch your fucking tone when you’re talking to the mother of my child.”

-Theo Silva

Until next time,

Sweet T.