Heart Keeper by Annie Dyer
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I fell in love with Nate, his two girls, Libbie and Zara, and Amber in Heart Keeper by Annie
Dyer, book three in her Manchester Athletic series. This is my first read by
Dyer and of this series. It will definitely not be my last.
Goalkeeper Nate Morris is juggling a lot of things while trying to come
to terms with the grief and guilt he carries after the death of his wife.
Trying to be both mother and father to his daughters, he is struggling. Becoming
attracted to Amber, one of the team’s physios, causes him to feel guilty. With
so much on his plate, Nate needs to decide if he is ready to move on or stay a
single dad to his two beautiful girls. Amber is successful in her career and
has sworn off footballers after being burned by a footballer before. Nate makes
her want to change her mind. They have undeniable and off the charts chemistry.
Neither looks at their fling as anything but sizzling benefits that happen in
the moment; never considering a forever relationship.
Nate is an amazing dad; working hard, and struggling, to create a normal
life for his young, precocious daughters. His feelings for Amber grew quickly, despite
his trying to fight them. There is so much emotion in this book. Amber will
need to come to terms with the surprise consequence resulting from their
relationship; as well as making decisions how to handle everything. Nate and
Amber will also need to come to terms with what their future could look like
together. Dyer does an excellent job showcasing the struggle that Amber has as
she weighs her options against the future she pictured; one without children.
There are some difficult subjects handled in a sensitive manner over the course
of the story.
Heart Keeper was a heartwarming, emotional story that should definitely
not be missed. Ms. Dyer provided a tale with sizzling
chemistry, magnetic attraction, and difficult topics being dealt with and
handled with care. Neither Nate or Amber was looking for a relationship but
fate had other plans for them. I loved the relationship that they had with his
daughters Libbie and Zara; who stole the book out from under Nate and Amber. I totally enjoyed and highly recommend Heart Keeper is to other readers and look forward to the next book in the series.
I voluntarily reviewed a
complimentary copy of this book.
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