Lost and Found by Karey White Lydia was supposed to have an adventurous and exciting summer. Instead she's done nothing more than read and eat takeout. Now it's time to go home, and what does she have to show for it? A big fat nothing. Unless, of course, her trip to the airport somehow turns into something more than just a flight home. Blake feels like he's been sent on a wild goose chase. While work is piling up back in Denver, he's on the other side of the country, hunting for some mysterious box that his grandfather left him. Well, no more. Nothing inside that box could possibly be more important than the opportunity to make it as the youngest partner at his firm. So he's going home, and that's that. But that's before he discovers his flight has been cancelled. When these two strangers meet at the airport, they make a split-second decision to search for the box together. Maybe with both of them on the hunt, Lydia can have her adventure and Blake can find the box. And maybe, if they’re lucky, they’ll even find some romance.
I’m pretty sure I say this every time I review one of these
books, but I can’t help it. I love
them. I love the concept of “the ripple
effect” where a character from a previous book has their story told. In this book it’s Lydia’s turn. Yeah!
Lydia decided to take the summer and do something for
herself; something adventurous and out of her comfort zone. It took bravery and courage to travel to an
unknown city and live by herself for the whole summer. She was supposed to have adventures and live
it up but found she just couldn’t be so bold on her own. Feeling a bit let down and deflated, she
heads to the airport on her way home.
Enter Blake. (thank
goodness) It was just destiny. Blake is everything charming. Right away he sees Lydia, like really sees
her. I love how they morph their plans
together and set out on an adventure.
Lydia is helping Blake find something that is seemingly lost but Blake
is a kind soul and takes Lydia into consideration at every turn, providing her
with her own moments to shine. That was
so sweet. They are equally so good for
each other. I felt like neither one
outshined the other. Does that make
sense? They both gave as much as they
took.
Blake gives Lydia confidence and faith in herself. He opens her up to new things and allows her
to spread her wings and fly. Lydia gives
Blake support and encouragement. She
gives him a safe place to figure things out and feel.
The title is so clever here because it’s more than a lost
box that needed found. It was Lydia’s
lost confidence and Blake’s lost priorities.
Together they found the very things they needed. And love.
They found love. <sigh>
This was a fun book and a fantastic addition to The Ripple
Effect series. Sweet, clean romance with
no content whatsoever to mention. J How happy!
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