What kind of father puts the burden of saving the family's home and business on his daughter's shoulders and keeps agreeing to things without giving her a heads up? I liked the way the story ended-not a perfect ending for everyone but a great one for Layla and Tyler.
I didn't care for Layla's father, Drew, from the beginning. I also liked the character of Grant Davenport, he was basically a good guy who just needed to stand up to his conniving father. I really liked Layla and Tyler, and we find out more about Tyler's background. They have to, because it doesn't matter if her engagement to Grant Davenport is all for show, keeping her family's livelihood and home depend on it. While working together to try to figure why Cypress Grove is losing money even though they're booked solid for a year and their services aren't cheap, Layla and Tyler fight their growing attraction.
When Layla becomes the unpaid event coordinator at Cypress Grove she notices some discrepancies in the books and work orders, and she enlists Tyler's help in her search for answers. He's worked up the courage to withdraw from the Master's program, use his student loans to buy a house to flip, and finally tell Layla how he feels about her. Of course this is when Tyler arrives in town taking a job as a bartender at Cypress Grove. Layla returns home to South Carolina from a summer in Europe to find that her family may lose their business Cypress Grove, the tobacco plantation, and their home on the property unless she dates Grant, the son of a local businessman willing to invest in Cypress Grove. Layla was really into Tyler while chaperoning teens in Europe during the summer, but Tyler was shy and left Europe without even kissing her. We met Layla and Tyler in Kiss Me in the Moonlight. Second chance at love with a little mysteryĤ.5 stars for this romance with a hint of mystery.
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