The second installment in The Daxson brother’s series where they help those in dire need of escape is one not to be missed. In each book we learn more about these brothers and all they endured at such a young age and this one was just as emotional. Cole meets Harper when she calls him out one day at a café for not washing his hands and from there the attraction started, yet she irked him too. Harper and Cole ended up seeing each other again by fate or coincidence and it seemed they always butted heads because Harper was strong willed while always looking for a reason to run. I loved this story, the brothers, Cole, at times thought Harper was so frustrating because she never wanted to let him in. Col knew something special was brewing between them, so he gave her his whole story no holding back, yet she could never reciprocate until the end. She was always pushing others away while drawing them in that it seemed she was just using Cole. Harper does what she always does, and she runs because it’s easier than facing her pain and living her life, but will Cole ever be able to catch her? This was another great book, and I cannot wait for Lix’ story. ( )