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The Hideaway Inn

The Hideaway Inn


by Philip William Stover

⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5

Second chance romances get me every time!

This story begins as two young men try to discover who they are one summer in high school. Tack was the popular guy at school, on all the teams and had the cheerleader girlfriend… Vinny was the new kid who did his own thing and didn’t fit in with any of the groups at school. When they meet along the fence that separated their two properties they find a connection. Too bad that Tack isn’t ready to take this bond any further at this time.

15 years later, Vince (Vinny) has returned to the small town of his youth to flip an investment property… he has changed. No longer the scared wierdo, he is uber masculine and a successful businessman. He plans on staying for the summer to make a quick buck on his flip… but when Tuck re-enters his life and has changed too, he finds his heart is the one that flips!

This was. Beautiful story of letting the past go, seeing through others eyes and being able to accept yourself order to find true happiness play centre field. I loved the sunshine/ grump pairing of Tuck and Vince. Both characters had to find themselves in order to accept the love of another. 

As alway, Carina Press delivers the happily ever after I crave! I cute read that I totally recommend!



The Hideaway Inn by Philip William Stover is scheduled to release May 26th, 2020.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Harlequin and the Harlequin Publicity Team. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.



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