Review: The books starts out with MacKenzie Phillips who has had a pretty sad life
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
The Luckiest was a book that I was not expecting. I was seriously blown away by this book. This is my first Wendy Owens book and I am looking forward to reading more from her really soon.The books starts out with MacKenzie Phillips who has had a pretty sad life. Her mom dies when she was a kid. She met and fell in love with her high school sweetheart. They married right after high school and had a baby. Then she lost them both in a car accident. If that wasn't enough Mac's dad has just died as well. To say that Mac has had a rough few years in an understatement. Now she is forced to step outside of herself and face the world that she has been hiding from the last few years.Mac happens to stumble across a job opening to be a personal chef for a rock band. She always loved to cook and needs a job. But this job takes her out of her comfort zone and out into the world she has been hiding from. She quickly makes a friend in Christian. He also worked for the band. The become fast friends and Mac thinks he wants more with her...... and the bam.... NOTHING HAPPENS !!!That is ok. Because the man that is interested in Mac is the lead singer named Dean. A hotty who sees Macs pain and understands some of it. He is more than patient with her and takes him time to win her over. Dean know she is in a world of hurt, and wants to help her heal. He sees a future with Mac and is willing whatever to make it happen.Mac is scared of everything she is now feeling. She knows her husband is gone, but she still feels bad about moving on from him and her daughter. This book has me in tears so many times I lost count. Mac's pain is so strong, you wanna reach in the book and hug her.I am not sure what I loved more about this book, Dean and what a great guy he was or the fact that sometimes you are giving a second chance at love and life.I need to read the rest of this series. I am so glad I came across this book. This book was more than just a tear jerker. It was funny and well written. I couldn't put it down once I started it!