4 Stars
Norah Ellis is a runaway bride who discovers the worst about her fiancée on her wedding day. So she flees to a sister who isn’t expecting her, and a life very far away from New York City…
Bennett Bishop is a grumpy recluse who is the first person Norah meets in Red Bridge, Vermont…. and he doesn’t make her feel very welcomed! But Norah is planning to stay, and the first rude resident she encounters, isn’t going to change that…
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What I Should’ve Said was a heart breaking, opposites attract, romantic read. Norah is at a place in her life where she needs to start over, while Bennett is losing his only joy, but when these two stop bickering, they will soon realize just how right they could be for each other…
When Norah shows up on her older sister’s doorstep, she is fully prepared for the resistance she encounters when she asks for a place to stay. They have spent years at odds over their overbearing mother, but Norah is desperate, and will do anything to stay…
Bennett moved to Red Bridge and turned his life around. He used to be a bad boy with no one to answer to, but now with a terminally ill daughter, he has devoted his life to giving her the best years he possibly can. And when takes one look at Norah, Bennett immediately knows she spells trouble for his already breaking heart…
This story was a true tear jerker, but with a delightful enemies-to-lovers plot that reels you in before the heartbreak happens! Norah and Bennett are attracted to each other, but keep their distance time and time again. But the moment Norah meets Summer… distance will be all but a memory…
I received a complimentary copy of this book for my honest and unbiased review.
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