I was rooting hard for Iris and Jude, but the low-conflict storyline left me wanting a little more angst and a lot more plot. I loved the wholesome sweetness of the love story. Underneath her chilly exterior is someone who’s secretly kind, and funny, and who cares fiercely for those she loves. Cameron is 1.99 Tara and Shana wrote a joint review for this one back in May and gave it a B-: Shana: I would give this a B. Even beyond the money, I’m dazzled by her. Everything is first class all the way, and it’s nice to have a little luxury in my life. Still, I keep running into her in Arrowbridge, and it doesn’t feel like a coincidence.Īt first, I’m happy to be sucked into Ryan’s glittering orbit. Everything is first class all the way, and its nice to have a little luxury in my life.

I never thought I’d see her again, and then she showed up to my book club and introduced herself as Ryan Jewel, the heiress to a candle company fortune and is so far out of my league, we’re not even on the same planet. At first, Im happy to be sucked into Ryans glittering orbit. Not to fix each other, but to help us fix ourselves. We were both broken, trying to become unbroken.

What I didn’t expect was for her to push me up against the sink and kiss the hell out of me when I tried to help her clean up in the bathroom. You just gotta let yourself fall and have faith that someone will be there to catch you. Of course I ruined everything by spilling coffee all over her. During my first few hours, a tall, stunning stranger walked in, and I could barely breathe. When my boss at Bluebird Pottery, Sydney, left me in charge while she went on vacation with her girlfriend, I wasn’t looking forward to it.

Who We Could Be by Chelsea M. Cameron