I voluntarily read an early copy of this book.
We Can Forever by Lenna Phoenix Series: Silent Journey #1
Published by Calamittie Jane Publishing on September 4, 2024
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Michael Greer is a second-generation fire chief and a single dad of a precocious 11-year old, so there’s not much that scares him.
(Admittedly, more because of the second than the first.)
When Pine Island’s new craft shop owner accidentally backs into his car, he takes that in stride too. And does what any fire chief would do.
Invite her out on a date.
It doesn’t take long to figure out that Hannah Lewis is gorgeous, quirky, smart as hell, and...hiding something.
Hannah has learned the hard way to keep the truth about her life as hush-hush as possible.
At best, people don’t understand. At worst, they call her lazy or a liar.
Better to just keep her secrets to herself and keep her distance from almost everybody.
But this tiny town’s sexy fire chief won’t seem to accept her attempt at solitude. He keeps showing up all patient and witty and a great dad. Everything Hannah has ever hoped for if she allowed herself to admit it.
He says he’s ready to fight her battles with her.
Will he still feel that way when he finds out the truth?
Sentimental and sweet with a smidge of steam! WE CAN FOREVER by Lenna Phoenix is the first book in her new Silent Journey series and was my first book by the author. I enjoyed the characters very much and thought the plotline of the series being about silent illnesses that people don’t always understand was told amazingly well with both definition of what the sufferers can expect, but also making the person relatable to the reader so they can truly sympathize with their plight. I wanted a little more development to the town as a whole since the entire series will be taking place there, but also of her newly found friends in her support group since I’m assuming we will get a story for each of them. Overall a great first book in the series to introduce the characters and the gist of the craft group. The main characters were fairly well developed and their connection was very satisfying. I look forward to more to come in the series.
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