A Review by Wendy
3.5 Finding Yourself Stars
* * * 1/2
Spoiler Free-A Quick Review
It
is rewarding to read about two people who need to figure out what is
important and find themselves in the process. Tara Wyatt decided to
create two people who were dealing with self-doubt and guilt, who were
letting these factors guide them in how they saw themselves, and then
gave them the chance to work through their obstacles together and find
love.
Noah Prescot and Felicity Hawthorne have the perfect
meeting with him being the rugged fireman rescuing her from an old
elevator at the high school where she teaches. The chemistry is off the wall from the start and both cannot stop thinking about each other long after that first connection.
Then
there is another chance meeting between them at a charity auction and
the two of them have the opportunity to spend more time together. This
continues and soon both are sharing their personal stories of their
lives and how neither is dating.
Now each person has their own
demons, Felicity feels like she may not be enough for someone to believe
in her. She was married to her first and he ended up cheating on her.
During these last eighteen months, she has had the time to think about
what her relationship was, and how one-sided it was to her ex's benefit.
She felt like she lost herself and now is coming around to being who
she really is.
Noah is the responsible son. He looks out for
everyone and carries a heavy load, the heaviest being his guilt over his
father's death. He decided long ago to fill up his time and life by
being there for others and his brothers, and mom.
This story
touches on the condition of looking inward and figuring out what is
important. It also has smoking (see how I did that) hot times, too.
It is part of a connecting series but I never felt lost while reading it.
Tara Wyatt is a Canadian contemporary romance author. Known for her humor and steamy love scenes, Tara's writing has won several awards, including the Golden Quill Award and the Booksellers' Best Award. In addition, she was a 2018 RITA® Finalist for her novella, Until the Sun Sets.
When she's not hanging out with your next book boyfriend, she can be found reading, bingeing Netflix, or playing way too much Among Us. Tara lives in Hamilton, Ontario with the world's cutest dog, her daughter, and a husband who makes all her of her heroes look like chumps.
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