Book Review: The Last One

Meghan Hawthorne is restless. The last year has been a roller coaster: her widowed mother just married a long-time family friend. Her younger brother unexpectedly became a father and a husband. Everyone's life is changing. . .except for hers. As she begins her final summer of college, Meghan's looking for excitement and maybe a little romance. Nothing serious; this girl just wants to have fun.

But the only man for Meghan turns out to be the last one she expects.

Sam Reynolds doesn't need excitement, and he doesn't want romance. Fun is out of the question. He's been the steady, responsible one since his parents were killed, and serious is his way of life.

When Sam rescues Meghan alongside a dark Georgia backroad, she falls hard for his deep brown eyes and slow drawl. But making him see her as more than just a party girl won't be easy. Sam's tempted by the fiery young artist, even as he realizes that giving into his feelings will mean radical change. . .maybe more than he can handle.

Nobody ever said love was simple.

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I don't think that it's much of a secret that I'm a fan of Tawdra's. She writes stories that hook me on page one and don't let go until I've flipped the final pages. With this one, Meghan drew me in and then location descriptions hooked me. Yet another book where I have location envy before it's done. Tawdra's ability to write characters that are fully developed and are true to life draw you in, but the story will have you staying. If you get the chance to read any of her books, don't hesitate to pick them up.



I received a copy of this book for the purpose of this review.  All thoughts, comments and opinions are my own.
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