All the feels for Mason and Heather! They both lived with fear. Heather’s was more immediate. The fear of being hurt, hated, and maybe even reviled for doing the right thing. Mason’s fear was more deeply ingrained, less palpable. His was more of being afraid to love and lose someone else in his life. It was easier to put on his “resting murder face” and keep everyone from finding a sliver of space to make their way into his heart. Together Heather and Mason healed their fear and learned to let go of the tethers that bound them to the places where they were deeply rooted but not all together happy. This is my first experience reading a book by this author and I look forward to reading more in the future.

I received an advance copy of this book at my request and voluntarily left this review.