Need You Close: Annabeth Albert

Need You Close is the final book in the Second Chance Ranch series and y'all, please hear me when I say this whole series is GREAT, especially if you're looking for cowboy stories or romances with mature mcs. ✨️chef's kiss✨️

• age gap (a small one)
• veterinarian/ranch hand
• both are military vets
• TBI/and some guilt & PTSD
• lonely mc
• friends with benefits to...
• first times
• communication!
• hurt/comfort
• healing together

Carson and Jude were great. I love reading mature mc romances & seeing Jude and Carson get their happily ever after while healing was just the absolute best.

Jude is the town veterinarian and lives a very lonely and work centered life. Carson is healing from a medical discharge from the army, a TBI, and trying to figure out what to do with the rest of his life while working on his brother in law's ranch.

These two were sweet and low drama. A lovely story taking place on ranches and homesteads and truck rides.



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