This book has heart and humor and a gorgeous setting in the Lake Tahoe area. Jane and Levi find themselves in a near-death experience on a ski lift gondola that triggers changes in both of their lives, although neither are yet ready to commit to a relationship or permanence. Their friends Charlotte and Mateo are also unable to recognize the feelings they have for each other, despite obvious signs along the way. How everyone comes to their happy ending is a journey well worth taking, and I look forward to visiting Sunrise Cove again in the future.

Great story! If you are looking for a book that is enjoyable and makes you feel good this is it! I laughed so much reading this book. You can picture the different scenarios, they being described so perfectly. I enjoyed all the characters but my favorite was Levi. It's just a feel good, enjoyable book!

Jill Shalvis is one of the only women's general fiction writers that I consistently enjoy. Even her more issue driven books are still so compelling, with characters I love and romances that manage to be swoony despite taking a little bit of a back seat.

Jane, Levi, Mateo and Charlotte all are equally interesting characters. Jane and Charlotte's struggles to connect and be vulnerable are well-written, and Levi & Mateo are sketched as really supportive (but not annoyingly perfect) romantic foils for the women.

I enjoyed the hook of this story (Jane and Levi's near-death experience), and was sad when the book ended, a huge mark of success for me. Four solid stars.

*I received a review copy from the publisher/author via NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.*