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Book Review: The First Lights by Christy Pastore

I finished The First Lights by Christy Pastore yesterday and I'm in love! Don't forget to grab your copy this coming Wednesday!

This book! I loved this book. Pastore did a fantastic job of creating a story you can't put down.

Hannah is not your typical leading female mom character. Hannah is smart mouthed, feisty, tattoo covered, free spirit. She's a mom who has suffered a great loss leaving her a single mom to her teenage son Luke. The relocate where she meet Wyatt.

Wyatt--is a former NFL star that left the spotlight after losing everything. He's now a high school history teacher and football coach. Luke's football coach to be exact and from the moment that Hannah marches onto his field, giving him a piece of her mind and storming off leaving Wyatt wanting more.

The chemistry between these two are undeniable but in a small town and a contract with shades of grey where parent/teacher relationships are concerned will they be able to make a relationship work?

I highly recommend this book. It was a fantastic read and you won't be disappointed.

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