Review: Make Me Whole

Make Me Whole by Kaithlin Shepherd
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Jamie is slowly getting her life back together. Becca her best friend and physical therapist realizes Jamie isn't making much progress anymore and suggest she go to Montana and allow her brother Cole to work with her. It was a strong suggestion. Cole had returned from overseas, broken and lost. Starting a clinic he worked with wounded warriors and helped them get their life back together. Jamie is willing to do pretty much anything to get her life back. Making the call to Cole was easy, hanging up after hearing his voice not so much. Cole had never been so turned on by a voice. He couldn't wait to meet Jamie and see how well the voice fit the person.

From that phone call to their first meeting the attraction between Cole and Jamie was undeniable. They both worked hard to keep it professional but it was a losing battle. Jamie and Cole were both wonderful characters. You can't help but fall in love with them. Some drama ensues to keep the book going. Beside the main characters, you meet Cole's family and some neighbors and Jamie's other best friend. Which introduce you to some of the characters in the series. This was definitely a sweet read. Some teary eye moments. I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

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