This was a sweet and endearing novella of my favorite couple in the series - Harry and Joe. Now happily married for 10 years they are contemplating the next step. It's something they both want yet unable to articulate to themselves or each other.
I was a bit frustrated with both of them for not being able to communicate with each other. At least at first. Maybe I was being a bit harsh. Harry sort of dropped a "hot potato" into Joe's lap, accusing him of not being able to see himself, his worth and because of that not being able or ready to take the next step in their relationship but in a way Harry wasn't ready too. He was accusing Joe of something he himself was struggling with. It took both time apart to think, consider and re-consider what they have and what they COULD have before an honest conversation could be made.
The story progressed quickly, which was fine for a novella of this length and considering we already know this couple pretty well (from their novel and the ones after where they appear even if briefly). Harry and Joe have a really special relationship. They are different yet they understand and accept each other beautifully. Once they put on the table what they wanted it was easy to make a mutual decision.
There's even a bit of drama in this one as well as a glimpses into two characters we've already met - Nat and Connor (from "Between Ghosts") and Zac and Liam (from "Rented Heart") and naturally the other occupant of Joe's farm. I'm not sure it will make much sense without the full length novel of their story. It might, but it won't give the beautiful heartfelt effect so go grab "Whisper" if you haven't already THEN get this one on Prolific Works, it's FREE!
All three couples find themselves in the end at the same place - Whisper Farm - ran by Joe Carter. Each couple, even each character is dealing with some kind of issue - mental or physical. I liked the way Garrett deals with these kind of issues. Truthfully, these characters feel so much genuine exactly because of that. They are like "me and you". They struggle, they fall, and they rise again and in the end they find the HEA we are all hoping for.
Books:
1. Dream [Dylan Hart & Angelo Giordano] (Published 23 January 2018) ★★★★
2. Whisper [Harry Foster & Joe Carter] (Published 1 May 2018) ★★★★★
3. Believe [Rhys Foster & Jevon Campbell] (Published 26 June 2018) ★★½
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