Review: Another Win for Karen Erickson.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2013
'm a sucker for Romance with the Best friend's brother stories.  So automatically that aspect would draw me in to this book.I loved Chloe, she was real, but she was also sweet and everyone's best friend.  Cameron has just returned home and is confused and struggling, quite unsure where he is going in his life and where he wants to end up.Cameron has returned to Lone Pine holding his secrets close and his pain inward. He's there for his sisters wedding but also to pull himself together after his world is rocked.  Cameron has never been one for attachments, even when it comes to his own family, so he is shocked to find himself wanting something more than his usual flings with Chloe, the girl next door. His sisters friend.Chloe's always been attracted to Cameron, he's a crush that's never gone away. She decides that she wants a summer adventure and Cameron is just the man to give it to her.After a fight that doesn't end well, Cameron and Chloe start an easy friendship, which quickly blossoms into more before either of them really know it. I love that they became friends first, it was sweet to watch them fall hard.Their journey wasn't always easy, but then as is stated all the time, Easy isn't real. I loved that both Chloe and Cam both had their own walls to let down and their own inner demons to battle while they fought for their relationship.Their conflicts involve their friends and family and it was interesting to watch that dynamic as well. The McKenzies are a fun bunch.Now I need Mac's story. :)