Loved it! This is Abby's story and it really changed my view of her. This book really went deep into Abby and gave her a lot of depth instead of just being the wild child baby sister. I loved the interaction between her and Riley and how they both were so hesitant to venture past the "friends" stage. We really learned a lot more about the whole McAdams family in this book. This can be read as a standalone but you will really enjoy it more if you start at the beginning and read the whole series. You won't be sorry! But get your tissues ready because you will need them.

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This is the 4th book in the Lakeshore series and is as good as the others. In this book, the story concentrates on the wild sister, Abby. Each of the sisters have totally different personalities and Abby just seems like the fun rebel of the family. This book can be read as a stand alone but I highly recommend reading all of the first three so it will give you much more of an understanding of dynamics of the family.

After her grandmother passed away, Abby stays in her house but also wakes up with nightmares. She had become friends with Riley who works next door at the bakery with his apartment above it. Abby counts on Riley as a true good friend who helps her and makes her feel safe. She often sleeps there cuddled up to Riley to get comfort after the nightmares They have been friends but their lustful feelings are getting stronger and stronger. With Abby and her feelings that Grandma is trying to tell her something and with Riley’s pass, which is unknown, they both decide to try to make something of their feelings and become more than just friends. ( )