Make Me Yours by Melanie HarlowMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Heartbreakingly Sweet
I’d probably give this book 4.5 ⭐️ if I could.
Cole is a single father to 9 year old Mariah. Mariah’s mother was Cole’s high school sweetheart and she died in childbirth. Since then Cole has been alone. He’s strong, self-contained and a police officer. He moved in with his mother when his wife died and has stayed ever since.
Next door to Cole lives Cheyenne. Cheyenne moved back in with her mother a couple of years earlier to try and save some money. Cheyenne has loved Cole since she first understood what longing for a boy was. Her brother is Cole’s best friend and has been since they were in nappies.
Over the last few months Cheyenne and Cole have been getting closer and closer and things are on a tipping point for them. Only, Cole is scared of how Mariah is going to take him becoming involved with anyone and it has him holding back.
This book tells of the journey Cheyenne, Cole and Mariah take in order to reach their HEA. It’s a story of taking walks in the snow, girls’ night’s in and sneaky kisses and phone sex. It’s a story of learning to let go of the past and have faith that this time it will last and you’ll get the HEA, and if you don’t, then at least you’ve have had happiness for now.
There are some really poignant moments in this book, interspersed with hot and steamy and really sweet. It’s a lovely slowly unfolding story with very real emotions being worked out. I loved the characters with Cheyenne being loving and sweet, she’s a kindergarten teacher, Cole being strong and silent, typical police officer, and Mariah being funny and supportive. The surrounding characters are all very believable. In fact the you can imagine the whole book happening to someone you know. I like it when you can relate to the subject matter as well as the characters and this book is definitely relatable.
A really enjoyable read.
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