5 Stars
A photograph of a dream.
Campbell True is the second brother in this series. He left Promise, South Carolina as soon as he could, and now is a successful photographer. Home base for him is Atlanta, Georgia and he travels the world shooting landscapes. Now, however, he is retuning back to Promise to help his grandfather and half-brother since his stepmother has died. He plans on moving them to Atlanta so he can forget all the hurts that are centered in Promise.
Fontana Quinn has landed back in Promise as she and her sister are running for their safety. Fontana hopes that returning back to her hometown is a good move and that they won’t be found there after all the time they’ve been gone.
Our two main characters meet up for the first time since high school on Campbell’s drive back to the family home. Neither one is impressed with the other, but Tracy Sumner does a wonderful job of telling a story of past hurts, scars, and finally understanding between them.
I’ve been a fan of Ms. Sumner’s Victorian romances, enjoying each well written, complex, and smile-inducing book. This series, True Men, gives her a chance to write more contemporary novels, and these first two start off with a bang. I am looking forward to more writing from her.
I received and ARC of the book through BookSirens and the author and this is my honest opinion.









