The idea of second chances at a relationship is something that tugs at many of our hearts. Love Comes Again by Cristina Castilla is a romance novel that takes that theme and runs with it.

Keep reading for more information about the book and my review.

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A billionaire with a broken heart. An artist with secrets.

Max Heinzman is a devoted friend, a brilliant engineer, and a man who longs for a family of his own. Now that his software company has gone public, making him a young billionaire, he should be focused on his future—only Max can’t stop thinking about the past and the one woman he truly loved. How can he move forward when his heart is with Alana?

Alana Elliot is an artist with no time to paint and a family drowning in dysfunction. With her disabled sister needing constant care, there’s no time for love, even if she still pines for Max, her former husband.

A chance encounter in a small town reunites Alana and Max, bringing secrets to the surface and re-opening old wounds. Will their love be strong enough to conquer the obstacles pulling them apart?

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Cristina is new to the billionaire, small town, and cowboy genres. She hopes to make a splash in this new literary world by publishing “Love Comes Again” (a follow up to “Holiday Lights”) and “Cowboy Blues” in 2020. To receive notifications for free books and new releases, please sign up for her mailing list below.
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My Thoughts on This Title

I do enjoy a good romance story. Second chance ones are becoming a particular favorite. I think this is in part that as we mature, we can see where we went wrong in a relationship. And if it is worth saving, we come at it from a different perspective.

This book delivers that feel good romance where two people very much in love are torn apart. Yet, 6 years later they are both still longing for the other person. No one else seems to compare.

Their random meeting in a small town in a totally different state has that feel of kismet. That their relationship is truly meant to be. And that the 6 years apart was time for them to grow and mature so they truly are ready to have a strong marriage.

If there is one complaint from me, it was that the book was such a quick read that I longed for more. Thankfully, she’s already working on a sequel to follow a different character who entered Alana’s life.