How long is too long, before it's too late for a second chance at love?
Porter and Kane get a chance after 17 years. Will they take it or walk away again?
Synopsis:
Can you have a second chance at a first love?
The year is 1997 and 18 year old Porter has been left devastated after his first love, Kane, chose a life in the army over a life with him in Surf Bay. With his broken heart, he had to find a way to rebuild his life.
17 years later and Porter has it all. He has the handsome deputy Sheriff boyfriend, the adorable daughter and he runs the surf club, but Porter's life is far from perfect. His relationship is filled with abuse and his surf club is failing.
Kane can't stop thinking about the decision he made on that dark night when he was 18 and finds himself back at his mother's little pink house, ready to face his past. When Kane comes face to face with his old flame, deep and buried feelings start flooding back and Kane is faced with the same difficult decision once again. Porter, or the army?
Can Porter resist the first love who shattered his heart? Can Kane find a life of his own without ruining someone else's? Can Porter juggle his heart, his family and his business, without losing everything?
Review:
**This book was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review**
Porter and Kane's story begins in 1997. When they are 18, Kane breaks Porters heart by leaving for the Army. After 17 years of having no contact Kane returns to Surf Bay. He is drawn back to Porter, but is it too late for them? Has too much time passed to heal their broken hearts?
I loved the premises of the book. I loved the story line. But these characters were frustrating. Every time I thought one of them was about to come to their senses and make a move they pulled back. I wanted to knock their heads together.
Porter, I wanted to hug Porter. He is a totally different character than the person we met in Lost and Found. Lost and Found would have been an appropriate title for this book as well, because Porter is very lost.
My biggest complaint is I wanted to see them as a couple. I saw a lot of sexual tension and chemistry, but I wanted to see it developed and explored.
Ashley has a good writing style, and his books move along nicely, I just wish his characters would get together as a couple sooner in his books. I had the same complaint with Oliver and Charlie. All in all its a good read.
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