“I love you, you love me, our family loves us and they’re right here beside us. Nothing else matters. So no fears for the future, no fear that you’ll f*ck it up beyond repair. Life isn’t perfect, we aren’t perfect, but I’m telling you now, Jocelyn, we’re indestructible...”

In this novella we get to see them plan their wedding, honeymoon, and look towards the future. But old insecurities do not always go away and when hurt, these two do not always communicate well. So they have more growing pains as a couple. And this time, Braden is the one that you really want to smack upside the head. But it also made Braden more human and vulnerable. He puts up his own walls of defense that Joss has to deal with. So they have come a full circle. There are times in this story  that are happy, sexy, heartbreaking, and maddening. But it is true to life and marriages. They are not always perfect. People that love deeply, also feel intensely and misunderstandings can be difficult, challenging, and scary. So we get to see them struggle a bit, but also see how strong their love and commitment is. 

"There will be time when we don't like each other very much, but I need you to know that I will never stop loving you."

We see more of the our old friends and family. I love all of the interactions with the characters. They have such a great network and  are funny,outspoken, and  supportive. I am looking forward to Nate and Olivia's book, Down Jamaica Lane and Samantha and Marco's book, Fall from India Place. This series has complex, damaged characters that connect on a deep level and learn to heal and love. I enjoyed getting more with Joss and Braden and it was a wonderful accompaniment to On Dublin Street and this series. .

Thanks to Samantha Young,  PENGUIN GROUP Berkley, NAL / Signet Romance, DAW/InterMix via Netgalley for providing me with an arc in exchange for an honest review.