when Elizabeth decides to go home she is met with more than she bargained with. she is meant to be there to keep out of trouble but will she just find herself in more? shes a journalist so the mystery of just whats going on in town feels too big to dismiss. with romance and intrigue coming her way can she find the balance, or any balance?
the mixed up feelings Elizabeth has going on in her life isnt easy to separate. and now with two love interests on the scene she feels even more upturned than ever. she doesnt know where her future lies or with who. could this be her home. or does an adventure with her adventurer sound more like the life she wants. and just what is going on with this company that seems to want to set its target on her old home.
this is a page turner for sure. not only are you bought along for the ride with Elizabeth unwavering curiosity but also for her romantic choices too. the mystery and intrigue add great plot points to this book.

I really enjoyed this book. Elizabeth frustrated the mess out of me with her indecisiveness. I hated she was trying to change herself to fit a man's life. I didn't know who I wanted her to end up with. I liked Noah, but he wanted her to be this cookie-cutter version of herself. Vincent was so mysterious that I wasn't sure he was what she needed. Outside of the love triangle, the issues in the small town were intriguing. Who I thought was in on all of the issues wasn't even a part of it. Overall, I enjoyed the story. I felt like it dragged a little bit, but it didn't take away from the story at all.

I really did want to enjoy this book. I was rooting for the female journalist as I am, like Elizabeth, a broadcast female journalist. I felt like Elizabeth who was supposed to be this outstanding, phenomenal journalist went back to her hometown and had no back bone at all. It was like all her journalistic skills and brains went out the window all for two guys that she thought she had chemistry with. Speaking of the two guys, I felt like the relationships were strictly physical. I felt like she didn’t have a real thing going with either of them. I felt like there was more smut than plot which led to the ending of the book feeling rushed. The small town mystery was a nice touch, but it was extremely predictable. I thought the author’s storytelling was extremely well-written and nicely done. It was very imaginative and it was easy to picture everything that was being described.