I loved this book. I loved how the story flowed, the little details, and the emotions I felt while reading this book. I felt bad for both Sarah and Cooper when Sarah first told Cooper she was pregnant. I could feel the emotions that they felt. I know Cooper was angry, and hurt, but he still took care of Sarah when she almost fainted. I loved the end of this book too! I hope you enjoy this book as much as I did. I could see myself reading this book again.
Here is a sample from chapter 8
The bullets started flying and Sarah dropped to the floor and crawled toward the opening. It's Mc Donough! C'mon, babe! Move It. Coop was on his stomach, returning fire. McDonough's path must have been blocked by rubble. Or she'd done some real damage to his eyes. His shots went wide. She scraped her fingers over the splintered wood, pinched her foot in a tumbling pile of bricks. Come on. Mc Donough's cursing abruptly stopped, and she heard footsteps scrabbling through the debris, then running to the back of the house. He has the lock codes. Sarah warned, pushing herself up onto her hands and knees. He'll escape out the back. Let him run. Coop grabbed a fistful of her shirt and helped pull her through the last few inches. She tumbled into him and clung to his solid, real warmth. But just as quickly, he was pushing her away, pulling her to her feet. Are you all right? She was breathless, achy, scared.
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