Well this is a depressing beginning.

Sheesh, how many lovers did his wife have?

Abby's grandmother sounds like a lot of fun.

So. Awkward.

If anything, at least she'll have her grandpa's land back.

I hear ya, honey. I always imagined I would do well as a spinster companion to an old lady.

Settling for an unrequited marriage isn't the answer for everyone.

I'm glad her "chauffeurs" didn't listen to her.

Lily is just a jealous hag.

Colorado lets couples marry themselves? Isn't that kind of depressing?

What the heck's wrong with decorating for Christmas?

So sex is going to be what their marriage is about. Got it.

He expects her to get mad when he doesn't respond to her declaration of love, but he doesn't get that she doesn't expect love from anyone but her grandmother.

I want to give Becca such a big hug. Then dig Amos up and punch his corpse five or six hundred times.

He does a good apology, that is for sure.

I received an arc from Netgalley. When a man endured verbal abuse most of his life he does not feel worthy of love or even know how to display his love. When a woman goes through the same verbal abuse by her so called mother she also doubts she will ever be loved.

When Gray and Abby meet and make an agreement they have no idea how much their lives are going to change and how much love can change all kinds of circumstances. Becca is also a light that brings them together.

Great read of love, hope and forgiveness.