Review: Loved this!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 11, 2014
Where do I start? With the swoony cover? Or maybe with a thank you to my friend, Eleanor at The Book Hammock for recommending this series to me.  I was hooked from the first book and after Jacey broke Brand's heart, I was hoping that he'd get his HEA. Until We Fly was everything I hoped for.Brand is on his way back to Angel Bay after a death in the family and he's not too happy about it. Nora is there too, back at her parent's home for the summer, and she's not a happy camper either. Right from the start, it's clear that both of these characters are broken in some way, but we don't exactly know how or why.When their worlds collide in a explosion, Nora takes advantage of the opportunity to spend time with the one man she remembers and wants from the little lakeside town. The man she sees as her protector, even after all the years apart.I loved the way Nora describes Brand when she sees  him for the first time, I could already tell  how she felt about him."But that blond hair...honey blond hair that it looks like it has been kissed by the sun.  The chiseled cheekbones, cleft in the chin, the strong jawline, the proud nose.  I would recognize that profile anywhere, even through a heavily tinted windshield, even though the last time I'd seen it was almost ten years ago."Nora and Brand end up together in Gabe's cottage with Nora playing nurse and seductress. She wants him and isn't shy about letting him know it.  I liked that about her. It takes a little effort to get him to admit he wants her, and gradually, Brand's secrets are revealed. It broke my heart (again) to learn what happened to him as a child and the scars it left.  Nora's got secrets too and they are of the blow-your-mind variety.  I know I'm being cryptic there, but I found the way this story unfolds really very beautiful and I don't want to spoil it for you.I really love this series and Until We Fly might even be my favorite. There's something about the writing in this series that just pulls me in--there's a level of intimacy I love. Maybe it's because there are so many feels here and those are the books I love the most -- the ones that make me feel right along with the characters. A definite stay-up-all-night read.Recommended.