I would recommend this book to fans of contemporary romance. I thought that Dylan and Chastity had great chemistry and it was fun to watch the progression of their relationship. A lot of the book is set at college where there were some pretty interesting characters that I grew to appreciate over the course of the story. Dylan is twenty and while Chastity is twenty-one she felt younger because of her limited experiences. They did feel younger to me than characters in the other books in this series and I guess they were. They were both great characters and once they got together, I thought that they made a great pair. When they decide to try to make some money making caramels out of goat milk, he is dedicated to the endeavor. He has a hard time seeing Chastity as anything but innocent but he is very protective of her and likes spending time around her. She gets weekly help from her friend and neighbor, Dylan, who she might have a giant crush on.ĭylan spends his weeks at school, juggling classes, a girlfriend, and some fun, but he spends his weekends back at the Shipley farm helping out and taking care of the animals, including his pair of goats. She is a freshman in college even though she is twenty-one and she needs some extra help in some areas to keep up. She didn’t go to school and only escaped in her late teens. She grew up inside a religious cult where the women were not treated very well. I am always looking for something different so I really liked how unique her story was. I really enjoyed the time that I spent with this incredible story.Ĭhastity has a very interesting past.

I didn’t want to put this book down once I started reading because I was so invested in Dylan and Chastity’s story. This is the seventh book in the True North series and like the other books in the series, it reads as a stand-alone story. What a great read! I really have enjoyed every Sarina Bowen book that I have read so far so I was pretty eager to read this book.

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