Review: **Sigh**, love that Connor!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 14, 2014
**SIGH**That’s what did through most of the book.  I loved it from the beginning to the end.  It is realistic. I have a son and a brother in the sheriff’s department out on the streets and I know how Faith felt. It is scary, but I see them for helping others and keeping us safe. My brother can make any of his stories very funny when he recalls them to us. That helps too. I also live in the Charlotte area where the book takes place so that was nice too.  And I being a labor and delivery nurse just put the book up another notch.  And I am like Faith in that I sometimes run from my troubles.  I am ashamed to admit it but there it is.Connor is a player and his friends are all starting to settle down. He didn’t plan on that and he didn’t plan falling for his partner’s sister. Which, Kaleb, Faith’s brother, did not want him anywhere near her.  He told her and Connor that they couldn’t be together. Faith lost her father in the line of duty and was having a hard time with those still, years later, and that Faith had a jerk of a boyfriend who she found cheating on her in their condo they bought together. So Faith was a little skittish but she had some good wit and humor. Connor fell for that. He liked that she wasn’t boring and that she tried to ignore him. Connor knows he is good looking and can charm anyone. He also has his secrets and does eventually share it with Faith.I loved Connor; he is great with kids and people and family and has a big heart even though he is cocky. He loves to banter with Faith. I loved that. Faith could dish it out to him and they were so cute together. It was sweet, funny, tender, heroic, and a family kind of story. Sex fades to black.  It was just a book that I just kept sighing and giggling with and will definitely be reread in years to come.