But their connection, their history, their unresolved feelings bind them together in a way that is hard to deny. As they spend time together and rekindle their friendship, their feelings heat up as well. 

I loved Adam in the first book and even more so now. He has matured into a sexy, hot alpha that also has a good heart, strong feelings, and knows what he wants. He is funny and playful, strong and sweet. He understands her more than just about anyone since he was one of the few people she has shared her deepest sorrows and fears with. He is supportive and caring and has been since they first met as friends. 

And Nicole has come a long way from the shattered girl who was plagued by loss and scars. She is independent, determined, smart, and highly successful. She still has issues that haunt her, but has moved on as best she can. She is a woman in a powerful position, but still feminine and soft. I cannot say I agreed with all of her choices, but considering how much and how quickly her life was changing, I could understand how it would be hard to deal with. But considering where she was emotionally in the first book, she has made so much progress. 

Together they have a deep, meaningful connection that transcends time and distance. Their chemistry is steamy and their feelings never really disappeared. But their lives are complicated. There are challenges from work, relationships, fears, insecurities, jealousy, and busy schedules. And their decisions have a bigger impact than just in their own personal lives. 

"If we dwell on all the obstacles between us, we'll never get anywhere."

"Then think. Think about why you won't. What else is holding you back?...I'll tell you, in the grand scheme of things, whatever it is, it's not important. You're what's important  to me. And from what you've said, I'm important to you. So let's stop pissing around and get the f*** on with our lives."

Can they deny themselves a second  chance at happiness? Or will it mean the end of one of their careers?

I have enjoyed this series so far. I will admit that they build a little slowly. That the author keeps you tense and waiting for their big moments to happen and considering the whole first book was really a build up to their reunion, that is quite a long, tense build up. But she succeeds in making you love these characters and their flaws. Not only Adam and Nicole, but also crazy friends and family(I loved her best friend Lisa, his cocky cousin David, and his wacky sister Sylvia), and even some of the more serious characters are loyal and have heart and integrity. There is humor, tension(sexual and otherwise), guilt, fear, friendship, love, and hope. It is a sweet story of second chance love and fate. It was told in Nicole's point of view except the last chapter.  The third book Forever Your Heart will be in Adam's point of view and his story. But after reading this, I felt that the story ended in a good place. But I am still excited to see more of Adam's thoughts and feelings and maybe a bit more into the future as well..

Thanks to Mary Whitney and Omnific Publishing for providing me with an arc in exchange for an honest review. Quotes are from arc copy and subject to change in final draft.