Dogs, Donuts, and Depression

  OHMYLANTA Maddie and Nash. Nash and Maddie. This was such an amazing story, and yet again I'm completely in love with Catharine's characters. Maddie has been through so much, so when she needs to run, it's back home she goes. This town holds some bad memories for her, but also some of the best, with her best friend Nash. These two have been inseparable since they were five, so it's no surprise when she gets back that Nash immediately moves in without either of them thinking twice. I'm so glad that they finally both admitted to their feelings for each other. This book was filled with some of my favorite characters, and a good handful of new villains. There's Maddie's ex - Adam, her father who gets out of prison on parole, Dan - a town local who hates Nash for having everything that he doesn't have, Dan's sidekick whose name I can't remember because he's not worth remembering, and even a douche bag friend of her dads, who makes an appearance....

Y'all, go easy on me, it's my first post and I haven't blogged in YEARS.  *Spoilers Ahead* I loved Chase and Liz so much. Or should I call them Satan's Spawn and Princess. The banter was there from the beginning and never faltered. Chase and Liz are both competing for partner at their law firm, and unfortunately have to battle for it while hating each other and working on the same high-profile case. From the beginning, while not happy about it, they work awesome together and everything is going smoothly. Until one when the tension become too much and they're all over each other. From then on, they can't get enough of one another and continue to bang every chance they can, including the supply closet and basement at work, while everyone else is oblivious to their excursions. Slowly the relationship develops into more without them realizing. Spending nights at each others houses, going on Friday night dates (Or as Chase calls them, "Two coworkers getting dinn...