Title: The Rest of Me
Author: Ashley Munoz
Genre: Contemporary Country Romance
Death never simply settles for the life it claims.
It’s greedy.
It stole all of our lives that night and while it put my husband in the ground, it left my four children and me behind.
After an ugly year of grief, something had to change.
My sister suggested open spaces, big skies and fresh air in the heart of Wyoming. We settled into our shared estate the best we could until I met my new neighbor.
Arrogant, bossy and rude; Reid was easily the worst person I’d ever met. I'd decided to write him off entirely until I realized he was the only local horse instructor.I’d heard that if I could get my kids onto a horse, they’d start to heal. Desperation had me creating an alliance with him.
Envy had me craving the connection he had with them.
Distracted by the newness of our situation, I missed how close his demons danced to my ghosts. While I was ignorantly letting him take my heart, it was too late to realize . . .He’d already stolen it once before.
**This is a standalone romance novel.**
4.5 Stars
This is such a beautiful book that you shouldn't miss out on. It's full of hope and healing. Layla and her four children are trying to find their new normal and move on, but easier said then done. My heart goes out to that family. They had me tearing up throughout the book. Boy is Reid delicious hero material. He's trying to heal himself, but he is a healing and guiding light for this little family. They in turn are helping Reid without even knowing it. This book will hit you in the heart. It's an an emotional story, but one that will make your heart feel good. The epilogue is worth everything. I'm so glad there is one because boy did it warm my heart. It's just the perfect way for this book to conclude. I can't recommend this one enough. You will laugh, cry, and smile your way through it.
Ashley was born in Nebraska but raised in Oregon where she lives with her four children and husband.
If she's not helping her husband with DIY projects around the house, she's writing or sneaking off to a corner to read.
She likes to write happily ever afters for real-life people that have inspired her, but haven't necessarily gotten their happy ending yet.
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