Butterflies in Honey (Growing Pains #3)

Willow Summers

Apr 2014 · Growing Pains Book 3 · K.F. Breene

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 Krista has settled into her new job in L.A. gloriously, moving up the ladder and earning a great reputation for herself. But since she and Sean parted ways, she has felt like half a person; a shell of the girl she was when she left San Francisco. It isn’t until her job takes her back to San Francisco that she sees him again, the one that got away. It’s like looking into her soul as she meets those startling green eyes again. She realizes, without a doubt, that she still loves him as much as she ever did.

Sean has spent the last couple years working like a demon, achieving and reaching for the stars, but with nothing to look forward to. He let his salvation walk away, and let his own fears and problems keep him from going after her. When he meets her again he is plagued with his love for her, thinking that she has moved on. When he finds out she still loves him, he decides to make matters right, and finally go after her.

It isn’t until the two are working together again that they realize true love is a winding road that comes at a cost. Sean and Krista will not only struggle with trust and obstacles to be together, they must face the landscape of the company they now work for, an establishment that promotes men over women, and that threatens to pigeonhole Krista from the get-go. It will take the two learning to fight together again to overcome and triumph. True love isn’t easy, but when it’s earned, it’s forever.

Ratings and reviews

As usual- great, lovable characters... This series really sucks you in. Also per usual, there was much undue drama. No one apparently acknowledges that if you love each other to such lengths, then there is NO reason for the back and forth. Those points aside, this would have gotten five stars had the author kept politics out of it. By mentioning what she did, she clearly took on a stance that says, 'if you are not liberal, I do not want your money.' So if it's not free I will not be reading another of her books. However, I will say I did mostly enjoy the series. Which makes being outcast that much more unenjoyable.

Excellent end to the series. Touch and go but they make it

Cant put it into words series had me on a roller coaster from the start definitely getting added to the ill read this a hundred times group