BLURB ➞
A broken marriage pact gives way to a devastating love that won’t let go in this heart wrenching contemporary romance from Wall Street Journal bestselling author Winter Renshaw.
Bogie had Bacall. Carrie had Big. I had Wyatt.
Growing up, he was the handsome cowboy next door, an unlikely confidant, my best friend, my first kiss, and my favorite person.
We were just a couple of small town kids with ambitions bigger than the stars in our eyes. The summer after graduation, we made a pact: I’d go to college in New York and he’d stay and take over his daddy’s ranch. If by twenty-eight we were both still single, we’d get married …
But as we stood in our high school gymnasium the night of our ten-year reunion, Wyatt told me he loved me too much to marry me.
He’d never broken a promise to me in his life, but in a single heartbeat he broke the only one that ever mattered.
He said it would all make sense someday, that there would come a time I might even be able to forgive him.
But then I stumbled upon the truth.
And there was no forgiving a secret this shattering—one that made me question if I ever knew him at all; one that only made me want him that much more.
Bogie had Bacall. Carrie had Big. I had Wyatt.
Wyatt Buchanan already stole my heart and my soul, and just like that, he also steals my forever.
ARC REVIEW ➞
Whiskey Moon has all the feels! Wyatt and Blaire’s story is emotional and beautiful from the start.
High school sweethearts, first loves, best friends. Wyatt and Blaire were perfect for each other. She had dreams and Wyatt wasn’t going to stop her from living the life she deserved. At 18 the made a marriage pact. Ten years no matter where they were in life they would marry. But a lot changes in ten years.
Wyatt and Blaire are opposites. He is introverted and she is extroverted yet together they are so perfect for each other. Even as teens there was so much love between them and they had such a deep connection. Even after ten years and no contact with each other, there was still an insane amount of chemistry and they were drawn to each other.
I wasn’t expecting this story to hit me so hard. It was emotional and beautiful. Their story and their journey is not always easy, but I loved seeing them find their way back to each other, learning about who they are now, but also learning that both of them are who they were ten years ago. My heart broke for Wyatt and everything that happened and for Blaire who was hurt in the process.
If you’re looking for a small town, second chance romance this is one to read!
