Waypoint

About the book: Dani loves the life she’s built working at the salon, but she craves the belonging of family. When she and Kade start to get serious, she thinks the full life she wants is in reach. Even personal tragedy doesn’t completely destroy what they are building together. 

 Kade has been estranged from his family for years but when his dad is in a serious accident, Kade returns to the family boat shop to run things while he recuperates. He soon learns, however, that the accident is just one link is a chain of problems from someone who is determined to destroy everything their family has—including Kade’s life with Dani.

 My review: This book is a cute love story. I love the way that Dani and Kade meet at an evening showing of an old movie that they both love. And then, their love starts to grow bit by bit a little more each and every day. I love that part of the story.

 I love that even though Dani goes through a really hard spot, and ends up pregnant with another man's child, their love continues to grow and they just work together. I love that Dani defines Kade as her "Waypoint," the point that her life is always headed toward. Isn't that a beautiful thought and isn't that how our lives should be, constantly moving toward our spouses as our own Waypoint? I love that thought!

 Kade's family life was kind of a mess before he met Dani and their getting married didn't really fix that. He's still estranged from his family because his Dad is kind of stubborn and refuses to allow Kade to fix what's wrong between them. But when his dad is injured, he needs Kade and has to swallow his pride to not only allow Kade back into his business life, but Kade and Dani move into his home as well.

 I loved that this is at it's heart a love story, but there really is so much more to it than that. It's a story of family ties, of love and forgiveness even when someone has hurt you so badly. This is a cute book that I loved reading!

 I was sent an e-copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

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