Review: Reunion Pass by Emily March

Posted April 10, 2016 by Elizabeth in Elizabeth B, Reviews / 0 Comments

Review:  Reunion Pass by Emily MarchReunion Pass by Emily March
Series: Eternity Springs, #11
Published by St. Martin's Paperbacks Publication Date: April 5th 2016
Pages: 336
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three-half-stars

IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO HAVE A CHANGE OF HEART.
Six years ago, Chase Timberlake bought an engagement ring for his high school sweetheart Lori Reese. Then ... life happened. Chase's adventure photography career took off, Lori's dream of getting into veterinary school came true, and their happily ever after never came to pass.
When Chase's jet-setting life takes a tragic turn, he returns to Eternity Springs a damaged man. Who better to help mend his spirit than the woman who has dedicated her life to healing broken wings? Long summer days spent together rekindles the love that never died and Chase dares to dream of a future he'd thought lost. But Lori can't help but wonder whether this high-flying man really wants a small-town girl with roots sunk deep into the Colorado Rockies. Can she and Chase turn back the hands of time and pick up where they left off -- and give forever a chance?

Cocktails and Books received this book for free from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect our opinion of the book or the content of our review.

In Reunion Pass, Ms. March reunites us with the friends we have met along the way in Eternity Springs. Not only do we get the opportunity to catch up with the families we have met in previously, in this visit we get to focus on two people we have watched mature in previous books.

Chase and Lori met as teens and had a romance that blossomed quietly until he was out of college and she was enrolled. They never broke up, but their romance fizzled. Several years down the road they have β€œmoved” on and Chase is engaged to another woman when his world implodes.

Reunion Pass is a great second chance story, there is romance between Chase and Lori, but it’s really much more than that. For a lot of the story our main characters move independently of each other and Chase is really the focus of Eternity Springs’ healing efforts. I really enjoyed getting to come back and visit this sweet community. Watching Lori and Chase spending time together definitely gave me a case of the warm and fuzzies.

This is a great addition to the Eternity Spring series. It could be read as a stand-alone, but I wouldn’t recommend it. With this being the 11th book in the series, there are lots of characters and back stories that will make more sense if someone has read at least some of the previous books.

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I am a full time mom who works part time. I squeeze reading in wherever I can between work, volunteer stuff, and kid activities. I read a little bit of everything, but really enjoy indie authors and Happy- Ever-Afters. I've been reviewing for Cocktails and Books since January 2015.