Book Review: Finding Home

 


***Finding Home is the second book in the Treehouse Series. It is a Contemporary, Steamy, Small-Town, Best Friend’s Brother, Forced Proximity Romance and can be read as a standalone.***


No amount of success can chase away the past.

Kylie Simmons

When I was young, I had the biggest crush on my best friend’s older brother. But then he left, and I grew up, leaving town myself to pursue my artistic dreams. Thirteen years later, tragedy brings me back to Willowcreek, and back to Dante. He isn’t the boy I remember. This billionaire before me may be sexy as sin, but he is also cold hearted, closed off, and only focused on one thing…himself. I want nothing to do with the new Dante Lewis, but when he makes me an offer I can’t refuse, I find myself in a situation that brings us closer in proximity than ever before. And the closer I get, the more I want him. A part of me is craving the dark side of passion that he is willing to offer. But my heart still wants more, and I’m not sure if passion alone will ever be enough.

Dante Lewis

Life for me is simple. I focus on what I want, and I get it, never stopping before reaching for more. My next target is back in my hometown, and nothing will get in the way of my plans. That is, until I see Kylie Simmons again. My younger brother’s best friend has turned into a stunning woman that’s everything I crave and nothing I should want. Kylie is soft, sweet, and completely off limits. Yet when a potential client requests Kylie’s paintings be included to close a deal, I realize staying away is not an option. But bringing her back to New York with me is only the beginning, because once I’ve had a taste, there will be no going back.


My Review

Dante is frustrating and a grump. Yet, I can't help but fall for these types because I know when they fall, they fall hard, and it is so satisfying to watch. You could tell that he was trying hard to not lose control with Kylie but each encounter between them got harder and harder. While it was all about Dante and Kyle, I do want to give a shout out to Dante's brother, Knox. Right from the beginning I liked him a lot. 

"Sometimes what you have is all you'll ever need."

The tension was high. Yet, I was on high alert waiting for them to share a kiss or more. Let's just say that when this happened, it was hot. I could not get enough of these two. 

"It's us. It's always been us."

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