i love theo silva!! this one kept me on the edge of my seat.

theo silva MY GOD

so good, loved winter A LOT

I felt so deeply for Winter and everything she went through. It is funny that Elsie used the two most disliked tropes and managed to write this book. I cried, laughed and was along for the ride.

This one felt different from the other books of the chestnut springs Serie! Liked it a lot tho, so happy for summer and winters relationship!

Theo Silva can wink at me any day

** spoiler alert ** 3/5 Don’t get me wrong, it was enjoyable, at least at the beginning, but I mainly came here for the book boyfriend people claimed Theo Silva was, but instead I got a man who does the bare minimum. I mean, a man who cleans, takes care of his child, loves his woman, protects her and stands by her side, is and should be the bare minimum. This series was either a blast for me or a complete disappointment. The second book was great, I had fun reading it, but the rest I either didn't like or couldn't get through the first chapters. And yes, I'm mainly talking about the last book, which I gave up on in the third chapter because a hero who drives home drunk several times is not someone I could ever like. This book was okay. Honestly, I devoured the first fifty percent of this book in one sitting, I couldn't stop reading because I really wanted to get to the point where Theo founds out he has a daughter with Winter. I'm not a fan of unexpected pregnancy books, but I live for a man's reaction to finding out he's a dad. Only if it's a good reaction, but waiting for it always keeps me on my toes. That's probably why I liked the first part, but I found the second part of the book boring. I don't know exactly why, but I just lost interest. Maybe because nothing interesting was happening. Probably, but that's the main reason why my rating is this way. Moving on to our main characters. I liked Winter, I didn't love her, but I could relate to her in many ways. I liked how the author portrayed her as a doctor who was described by her relatives as an ice queen, but she also had a vulnerable side where she was more delicate and sensitive. Theo Silva, our bull rider and former manwhore who, despite doing the bare minimum, still had his moments. For example, moments like this. “Oh, my bad. I didn’t realize you were with someone.” His eyes slice over to mine, busting me. Again. “I’m not. Yet.” Unfortunately, there were a few things I hated about him, like the fact that he called women "buckle bunnies". Can we please leave this term? It’s terrible. A woman wants to have sex or simps for her idol and suddenly people call her like that? I don’t even know if there’s a term like that for men who simp and would love to sleep with their favorite celebrity. Honestly, I've never heard of it. I wonder why. The fact that Winter only could orgasm with him. A woman who was married for five years and slept with some men, never reached her O? And suddenly it happens when the hero appears in her life, and she magically manages to do it on their first meeting? Are we going back to wattpad? And the fact that no one ever put Winter first and didn't defend her, and all this happens when a hero appears. This woman was married for five years. Why did this marriage even happen if all those things didn't even happen before it? How can I believe that she is smart, intelligent and brave like the author tried to portray her when she got married to something like this? The last thing is that I still can't comprehend how Theo didn't find out about his baby sooner. They had many of the same friends and family. How could anyone never talk about it? I know Theo was busy with his career, but no one mentioned it for eighteen months? This part, still has me confused. I'll end my review by saying that yes, I really enjoyed some parts of this book, but there were aspects of it that made me not love it as much as many people do.