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We Thought We Knew It All By Michelle Lynn!!

I hope everyone had a great New Year!! I spent it at home with my love and our fur babies =D 
We Thought We Knew It All by Michelle Lynn 

(We Thought We Knew It All Book 2)

Much can happen in ten years. People change. Life occurs; death ensues. Secrets are kept; truth prevails.

A decade has passed since Callie and Jamie exchanged goodbyes. At the time, they didn’t realize it might be their final exchange, and they’d disappear from each other’s lives. But that’s exactly what happened. Now, Callie finds herself at a crossroads. Caught between her current life and the longing for her past, she must decide what is best for her.

Jamie has worked hard to make something of himself — to prove his father wrong. Life as an Army Ranger isn’t easy, but it’s who he is down to his core. When everything starts to crumble, he receives news from home that makes him think about his life. Earlier, he vowed never to set foot in Gulf City again. Now, there's no reason he can’t go home.

Except there is... And her name is California McCoy.

Review: 

 I needed this. The closure. These characters are powerful and real, and after reading book 1 you will want to know what happens next. It shows the beautiful and the ugly with amazing writing <3 These boys stole my heart and make me want babies (even sooner but probably not for a few years still realistically) I don't know what it was. A perfect storm of character development, story telling, twists and turns, realness and more but I couldn't put these down. I devoured them one after another. Thank you<3 <3

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Happy New Year, lovelies!!
Kelsey <3

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