I've received a ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

Some of the scenes and dialogue seem really repetitive. The overall story fell flat and there wasn't enough depth with the characters for me to feel any sort of connection with the story. Unfortunately this just wasn't for me.

Eric is proof that if you keep telling yourself something over and over again, you start believing and living like it. He's the bastard son who finds himself taken in by the need to help Harper, his stepsister, that he cannot stop thinking about even six years later.
I liked Eric's level of stubborn-it made reading this book quite interesting because I was keen to see how far it would get him. Their is chemistry and tension between the two. However, I got frustrated by how long it took Harper to open up to Eric in seeking his help, that was just a 'no' for me.
Thank you Netgalley for the eARC.