Sunny Shelly’s Review: As Long As You’ll Have Me by Rebecca Wrights

As Long As You’ll Have Me by Rebecca Wrights is Available Now

It should have been me.The words haunt me as I try to move on from the loss of one of my men, but no matter how hard I try to outrun them, they always catch up to me. Being a firefighter is a work of heart, and the men and women of Firehouse Nine are like my family. Hell, one of them is family seeing as how my foster brother and I work in the same firehouse. But losing one of your own alters you in a way you never understand until it happens.

Being sent to the union shrink was less than ideal. But when it was either go and talk about my feelings or be benched indefinitely, I swallowed my pride and went to the appointment. I wasn’t sure what I was expecting but falling hard and fast for the woman who’s supposed to ask me about my feelings wasn’t it.

Steel gray eyes that see straight through to your soul and a pair of silver-framed glasses that she adjusts when she’s nervous, Hanna Smith stole my heart as she sat across from me in her tiny office. And with every picture of her newest crochet project and the way she calls me ‘fireman,’ I don’t think I ever want it back.

What started out as a way to stay on the force has become something deeper. Something more important than anything I’ve ever done in my entire life. And as long as she’ll have me, I’ll do what I have to in order to be the man she deserves to have.

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Sunny Shelly’s Review: 4 Stars

As Long As You’ll Have Me is the first book I’ve read by Rebecca Wrights, and I found it a very entertaining and heartwarming story of learning how to move forward after grief.

Miles is a firefighter struggling with PTSD after losing one of his fellow firefighters. His chief sends him to Hanna for mandatory therapy, and the sessions turn out to be something much more meaningful for both of them.

There’s a great connection between the two main characters, and I enjoyed the journey that Miles goes on as he navigates how to cope with his grief. There’s a definite balancing act as Hanna walks the line between trying to be professional while developing feelings for her patient. Both characters show a lot of vulnerability with each other, and there’s a lot of sweetness to their relationship.

I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.