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When Lorenzo Dalton inherited his Grandma Mabel’s BMW Coupe, he was a twenty-two-year-old kid without a care in the world. Now, two years later, his inheritance has lost its luster, and so has his life, until an old friend rolls through the doors of the Little Ivywood Humane Society.

Catalina Chavéz, a successful artist, has spent fifteen years hiding her personal demons by hiding her heart. Now, staring thirty in the face, she’s ready to relinquish her recluse status and reconnect with old friends. She just wasn’t expecting one of them to be a tall, dark, and handsome Lorenzo Dalton.

Cat and Lorenzo find they share the same taste in food, music, and dreams for their future. They also share a mutual enemy, Xavier Carellton. Threats, lies, murder, and betrayal swirl through the air of Little Ivywood, California, and neither knows friend from foe. Someone wants them dead, and they must find the killer before the killer finds them.

My Review:

This is my lost count of how many books I’ve read by Katie Metter, but I know I’ve read more than twenty titles. Mettner’s writing style evolves the same way most of her books do, love finds one when least expected. One, or more characters have a disability. Her characters are believable. Angst exists. A large majority of her books center around Christmas and very sweet romances. Then she changes things up in other books and danger lurks. Dark danger. Deadly Danger. This novel is from the POV of the leading man, only 22, and Catalina (Cat), wheelchair bound and looking at 30. Cat has a plethora of concerns and body anxiety due to her disabled status. For Lorenzo, (Ren), he falls in love at first sight. Someone wants thwem both dead. Could be a man from Cat’s past. Well worth reading.