But when a wave knocks her for a loop one morning, then Luke Sutter’s flirtatious smile knocks her for another that evening, she veers slightly off course…and into his path. Sure, he’s a total player, but the Why not—it’s only one night is a persistent voice in her ear.
For his part, Luke’s been on hookup autopilot for so long that he rarely ever pauses to consider what he’s doing. But after an amazing time with London, he realizes that he hasn’t been moving on from a devastating heartbreak so much as he’s been drifting to wherever—and whomever—the current takes him. With London he wants more.
Every relationship involves two people…plus their pasts. And as much as she enjoys her fling with Luke, when London learns about his past—more specifically, who’s in it—everything becomes the brand of complicated she strives to avoid. It’s up to Luke then to change some things in order to try and ensure he’s not something she’ll outright avoid as well.
Book four in the Wild Seasons series featured Luke (former boyfriend of Mia from book one) and London (Lola's roommate from book three). I listened to and loved the first two books in the series, and was looking forward to listening to the final two books. This one was fun and an easy listen while walking, but didn't love it as much as the previous books. There was a narration change with this book. Olivia Song and Deacon Lee did a nice job, but I didn't invest in the characters as much as I wanted.
Thank you to Lauren and Simon and Schuster for this review copy.
