As perfect as Sebastian is she can’t live as if her past didn’t exist. Mia loves this man more than any other living thing, but now she must give him up so that he doesn’t try to talk her into trying to work through her issues.She doesn’t want to work through her issues, she would feel guilty about moving on, which she has no intention of doing. She makes her way home where she moves in with her best friend. He is also heart broke of his partner moving away for a job.Sebastian knows she’s here in her home town but three weeks and no sign of her. What would he do if he cannot find her because life is not worth living after experiencing life with her in it. He’d be divorced right now if she hadn’t disappeared on him. He’s pretty sure that if she knew that he wanted to marry her then she wouldn’t have ran off.When they meet dose the world around them imploded? Read the story. It’s one of the best out there. So if you haven't read road to price you should not read this. There will probably be spoilers. When this book starts you know when she ran. You don't agree with her thought process, fear is controlling her, but you understand it. Hell how she's still a fully functioning adult after 6 months I will never understand. Any way... Sebastian is in town and wants his girl back. He makes no qualms about proving it and yelling everyone. And when she ends up in the hospital and her secret is revealed to everyone, oops, his claim on her becomes even stronger. Of course this makes her feel like she needs to push him away and makes me feel like I should slap her upside her head. Sad, but true. Not only does Sebastian win her over, he has to win over Jonathan, mom and Charlie. And he does, flying colors. Who wouldn't be impressed. He's seriously amazing. There is plenty of jaw dropping omg that was hot sex, but also a lot of mouth wide open swooning at him. I love that in this book, we get to see her grow and start thinking healthy and healing her heart and soul. I liked that. I liked the book too
What do You think about The Road To Forgiveness (2000)?
