Good read. It was a bit slow in the middle and sometimes annoying, but I loved the ending. I loved how Brady and Hope were both able to face their fears and honestly admit their feelings and fears to each other; and in doing so, they were able to experience peace and make their marriage work.

Once again Denise Hunter did not disappoint, her stories are wonderful with loving characters. Honeysuckle Dreams is a sweet, heart-warming, and delightful book about two people falling in love after a long friendship.

Once again, Denise Hunter put together a masterpiece! The characters were relatable and the plot was easy to fall in love with. Honeysuckle Dreams kept me warm while it was snowing outside.

Aw, cute baby!

It sounds kind of callous, having to marry because you want to keep your kid.

Her boyfriend died? Poor thing. And why are her parents in Ecuador?

There's a flashback, which explains things, but it's in the middle of the story, which was confusing for me. I was lost about her backstory for half the book.

Sammy-boy's got perfect timing.

I feel bad that the Parkers lost a daughter, but they seem like they would be borderline-abusive grandparents.

She really needs counseling.

She's driving while on medication that makes her sleepy, at night? Does she want to die?