Greyson has spent his life a stranger in his own home. Sure, it was nice to grow up as one of the rich and popular kids in school, but none of them had any clue what his home life was like. With a mother and father who obviously didn't want him, life wasn't easy. After high school he took off for parts unknown, but is called back years later at his dying mother's request. With his father missing, things couldn't get any worse. But when he sees Gillian in the diner, something inside him tells him to go to her. Can she accept him now and forgive him for how he treated her in the past?

This was a good read, though hard to follow in a couple of places. At the beginning, and again at the end, the order of events jumped around a little bit and I had to stop and figure out was happening and what had happened. I think most people reading this story can relate to one of the main characters, as we all know how bad, or how good, high school can be and how hard it is to see some of those people afterwards. The story line was a sweet one and I enjoyed seeing it unfold.

Overall rating:
Sensuality rating: Mildly sensual

Reviewer: Tera Cuskaden
April 10, 2007