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| Siren’s Point Book 3 |
Dryden Roy’s desire for love died years ago when his marriage ended. He lost things he never thought he’d have to part with, and discovered aspects of himself that he hadn’t known were there. Above all, he learned a hard lesson about trust.
Spencer Davis likes to walk. In fact, it’s his job. A vlogger who lives on the road, carrying everything he owns on his back, he strolls into Siren’s Point looking for footage of lobster boats. What he finds instead is a lobsterman.
Dryden and Spencer are different in too many ways to number. In only one thing can they relate— their mistrust of each other and everyone else.
And yet, a chance meeting in the dark leads to time spent together in the light. Circumstance has them occupying the same space, and it’s only a matter of time before a bond begins to form over knots, lobstering, and the water. But trust is a hard thing to earn, and an even harder thing to give away.
As Dryden and Spencer become close, they discover that some scars are physical, some emotional, but all can heal.
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My Review: 4/5 Stars
Dryden was done with love when his marriage ended after finding out that his husband cheated on him. A lot. Consistently. So putting trust in anyone else? Might just be impossible. He’s made a new life for himself in Siren’s Point. He keeps everyone at a distance and he’s okay with it. Mostly. Even he will admit there is a part of him that is lonely and he misses having someone in his home. But to put his heart and trust out there again? Not happening. That is until Spencer. Spencer found himself just literally walking around the country after something changed his life and left him with almost nothing. He likes the adventures, he likes walking. But even he can admit that part of it can get scary and never knowing if he will find a safe place to rest is stressful. Trusting Dryden to give him a place to stay and not want anything in return seems impossible. Yet, a very small part of him does. At least enough to accept some help. The longer one another stay in each other’s orbit, the more they get to know one another deeply. They work. Against everything they may have thought otherwise. But will Spencer stay in one place? And can Dryden truly let him in? Such a great story! These two had such a great dynamic in more ways than one. I loved finally getting Dryden’s story and seeing what he was thinking and feeling. We’ve only ever seen him through the eyes of another. I loved watching these two build trust and friendship between them and that it led to so much more. Just another great story in Siren’s Point!
I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
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