In Tune

Laramie Briscoe

Red Bird Trail Trilogy, Book 3

Published August 14th 2015 by Laramie Briscoe
Forgiveness

Compassion

Love
When Cash Montgomery and Harper Stillwell decided to take a chance on a fling, neither one knew where it would take them. From the highest of highs to the lowest of lows, they are clawing their way back to the kind of relationship they have both fought so hard for.
Cash can forgive, but he can’t forget. Harper can apologize, but she can’t express her true feelings.
Growing up is hard—just because you reach an age where the world says you’re an adult doesn’t mean you are. These two are figuring out that life only gets more difficult the older you get, they are learning that love comes at a price, and they are deciding whether it’s worth fighting for.
After the Collision—they’re desperately trying to figure out if they can ever be in tune.

4.5 Stars 

In a time that should be filled with happiness, Cash and Harper are at a kind of stand still.  All the secrets are out and hearts are hurting.  This is where the healing begins.  Cash shows the man he truly is (totally giving Tyler a run for his money. Fans of Laramie’s Heaven Hill Series will understand) with his compassion, willingness to trust, loyalty and patience. Giving his love and support to the woman that truly changes his life.

Harper’s fear got the best her. Keeping a part of her locked away.  Shame and embarrassment makes a girl do things that hurt. A good kick in the butt from a friend and Cash’s loyalty and persistence, Harper opened her heart whole to the love of a man that changed her for the good.

Cash and Harper send the reader on an emotional roller coaster showing love is not always easy but so worth it in the conclusion to the Red Bird Trail Trilogy, In Tune. No emotion is spared, as Cash and Harper work together to get their love IN TUNE!

Ms. Briscoe has in my opinion, really out done herself with not only In Tune, the Trilogy as a whole.   With each book Laramie writes, the characters become more real. Cash and Harper are no exception.  Individually they will hit your heart, together set it on fire.  Passionate, heartwarming and emotional.  I didn’t view In Tune as the end of a trilogy, but as a new beginning for Cash and Harper.

A complimentary copy was provided for an honest review.