Change of Hart
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From heartbreaking loss, mental health struggles, stress, familial obligations, to rekindling love, relationships, and happily ever afters, Change of Hart by Bailey Hannah was everything I hoped it would be and more. I enjoyed the Austin & Cecily and Red & Cassidy cameos.
Denver "Denny" Wells, the youngest Wells brother, was a reckless playboy who spent his days working the ranch, drinking, and casually seeing women. Denny was closed off to love because 14 years ago, he gave his heart away and never got it back. Blair "Bear" Hart never got over their breakup and had done everything in her power to avoid Wells Canyon for those 14 years. Until her mom's dementia diagnosis brought her back to town. The minute Denny laid eyes on Blair, he was determined to do whatever was necessary to make her his again. Starting with showing up.
I loved Denny and Blair so much. Their love was epic and destined. Their journey back to each other was emotional. I laughed, cried, and hoped. And in the end, I was happy.
Originally posted at www.instagram.com.
From heartbreaking loss, mental health struggles, stress, familial obligations, to rekindling love, relationships, and happily ever afters, Change of Hart by Bailey Hannah was everything I hoped it would be and more. I enjoyed the Austin & Cecily and Red & Cassidy cameos.
Denver "Denny" Wells, the youngest Wells brother, was a reckless playboy who spent his days working the ranch, drinking, and casually seeing women. Denny was closed off to love because 14 years ago, he gave his heart away and never got it back. Blair "Bear" Hart never got over their breakup and had done everything in her power to avoid Wells Canyon for those 14 years. Until her mom's dementia diagnosis brought her back to town. The minute Denny laid eyes on Blair, he was determined to do whatever was necessary to make her his again. Starting with showing up.
I loved Denny and Blair so much. Their love was epic and destined. Their journey back to each other was emotional. I laughed, cried, and hoped. And in the end, I was happy.
Originally posted at www.instagram.com.