Love Me Like You Do by Lea Coll
I
loved Everly and Harrison’s emotional
and heartwarming journey in Love Me Like You Do by Lea Coll, book three in the Ever
After series. Harrison Cain wants to
formulize his custody agreement for his eight-year-old daughter, Wren, but
fears her mother, Lola, will not be receptive to this. He loves his little girl
and would do anything to spend more time with her. His attorney informs him
that a solid financial foundation and a significant other or fiancée would aid
him in his request to revise the agreement. He owns his own business and is
doing well, he has no fiancée, but he does have his best friend, Everly. Now to
convince her to pose as his fake fiancée and move in so everything looks real.
Everly knows that Harrison only he sees her as his best friend, but she has
been in love with him for years. She loves Wren and would do anything for her
and Harrison, but she questions if can she really do this, move in with him, as
his fiancée and not lose her best friend. Despite having chemistry, both are fearful
to risk their friendship as they recognize how important the other is to them.
As these two work toward self-understanding, growing confident in who they are,
and chasing their dreams, they also learn to open themselves to the possibility
of the romantic relationship that’s been on slow burn, even when they didn’t
realize it. An emotional story of a man who wants to be the best father for his
little girl and maybe he'll realize that the love of his life, his soulmate was
right beside him all along. I highly recommend Love Me Like You Do to
other readers and can’t wait to read the next story in this series.
I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.
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