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Maybe We Won't by Melissa Foster
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

When workaholic Boston attorney Deirdra de Messiéres is passed over for a well-deserved promotion, she takes a two-month hiatus and heads home to Silver Island. But beyond seeing her sisters happy, home is not where Deirdra’s heart is. She has no interest in their family restaurant, the Bistro, or reliving hurtful childhood memories. But, when she meets Josiah “Jagger” Jones, the Bistro’s musician and chef, she’s intrigued by his laid-back lifestyle and his carefree ways. Jagger has overcome his own personal trials and feels that he can help Deirdra find her peace within his loving embrace. Will she let down her barriers to let true love in?
I loved this contemporary romance. At first, it seemed like a beach read, a simple romance story that is more fluff than anything else. But, as I kept reading, more of a heartfelt deep story about true love emerged. Not just love between the main characters, but the love of family. It was about how we need to take care of each other during the good times and the dark times. This is the first time I read a Melissa Foster book, but it will not be the last. Thank you to NetGalley and Montlake for the advanced reader’s copy of this book. This review is my unbiased opinion.


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