Audio/Ebook Review: Crashing into Love (The Bradens at Trusty #6; The Bradens #12; Love in Bloom #21) by Melissa Foster

Review: 

Ebook Review: Crashing into Love (The Bradens at Trusty #6; The Bradens #12; Love in Bloom #21) by Melissa Foster

Reading a Melissa Foster story means catching up with old friends. Each story I have read by Ms. Foster has allowed me to jump seamlessly into the world of the characters and not want to set it down until the story is finished. Crashing into Love is no exception. Jake and Fiona fell in love at a young age, but allowed youth and life circumstances to tear them apart. Fiona now realizing she has let the love of her life slip through her fingers is doing everything in her power for a second chance. Jake on the other hand remembers the pain of losing his first love and is not sure he wants to risk being hurt again. With Crashing into Love, Ms. Foster manages to create a story that anybody who has loved and lost can relate to. She also manages to show the important role family plays in many of the life decisions we make. I love her stories and would recommend them to anyone. I received an ARC for an honest review.

Audio Review: Crashing into Love (The Bradens at Trusty #6; The Bradens #12; Love in Bloom #21) by Melissa Foster (author), BJ Harrison (narrator)

A match made in heartache, could be a love worth fighting for. Foster and Harrison team up once again to perfectly play a melody of the heart. Crashing into Love brings an old love full circle. Jake and Fiona are learning how to begin again after years of bitterness and anger. What seems to be an uphill battle quickly becomes a whirlwind of romance. Secrets will be revealed. Hearts are almost broken. Yet somehow love finds a pathway to a new beginning. Foster manages to create a story that anybody who has loved and lost can relate to. Harrison parlays that emotion into a journey of sentimentally and second chances that will remain in our hearts for years to come.