Natasha Sharp was just a teenager when her mom married
Mack Amos’s dad, and despite her crush, Mack always held her at arm’s length.
Years after their parents’ divorce, they’re both adults when they run into each
other at their hometown Christmas market. Will Mack still keep his distance, or
is the timing finally right for their love?
This short novella serves as a bridge between the Whiskey
Creek series and the Silver Springs series. Mack and Natasha met when she was
sixteen, and he was twenty-five. Her mother had married his father, but those
two were no kind of parents. Mack and his brothers took over looking after
Tash. She made no secret of her feelings for Mack, but he always treated her
like a little sister.
Years later, Tash returns to Whiskey Creek to visit her
mom during the holidays and sees Mack again. Her feelings for him are just as
strong, but what about his for her? I loved seeing Mack finally admit to
himself that Tash is now a grown woman and what that means to him. There are
some sweet scenes of the two as they wander the Christmas market, and you can
feel the tension between them.
When they finally give in, it's everything that Tash
hoped for. She has high hopes for their future, but the distance grows between
them after her return to medical school. Heartbroken, Tash vows to move on
until she realizes something that will make it impossible to forget him.
The story stops there, to be picked up in the Silver
Springs book When I Found You. 
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