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Gabe Carter walked away from the woman
he loved, believing that he was sticking to the agreed
arrangement with his best friend—that while they may share a
woman, she stays with the man who brought her into the
relationship. However, it’s been four years and to top it
off, that same best friend just got involved in a
relationship that doesn’t include him or Tina. Gabe is now
going after the woman he walked away from, hoping it’s not
too late.
Tina Jenkins lost more just than a
ménage when Gabe walked away. She lost both the men she
loved with no explanation as to why their relationship was
destroyed. Tina has tried to move on, but no relationship
has been even close to what she had with Gabe and Connor.
The last thing she expects is for Gabe to show up at her
favorite coffee shop.
Gabe doesn’t realize just how terribly
his decision affected Tina until she all but walks away from
him. Gabe is desperate to show Tina that he is all she
needs to have the relationship she has dreamed of. Tina
isn’t really sure that she even wants to give Gabe another
chance. But the attraction she felt hasn’t disappeared at
all. Tina believes she needs both men that she loved in
order to have her heart’s desire. After her last
heartbreak, can she risk believing in a man that first broke
her heart?
When you played by the rules, and lost, can you still get a
second chance? A Question of Love proves that
sometimes the games men play can hurt, whether meant to or
not. Gabe did what he believed was the right thing and now,
years later, after doing the right thing again, he is ready
to fight for the woman he left behind. Tina never knew the
rules of the game, only the huge heartbreak that was the
result. When Tina tries to give Gabe the boot a couple of
times after his sudden reappearance, I was agreeing with
her. I could see Gabe’s desperation to make up for his
actions but I wasn’t sure that it would go smoothly for
him. Watching Tina discover just what Gabe means to her was
great and even better was Tina proving it to Gabe. A
Question of Love is proof that everyone deserves a
second chance at a wonderful love. |
