Review: Caged in Winter by Brighton Walsh! 5 star read!

Caged in Winter 
Brighton Walsh

Blurb:
Aspiring chef Cade Maxwell is immediately, viscerally attracted to Winter Jacobson. But it's not her mouthwatering curves he's drawn to--it's the strange emptiness in her eyes. When Cade saves her from a drunken customer with grabby hands, he's shocked at her response...

Winter doesn't need Cade's help. After a lifetime of getting by on her own, she's happy to rely on herself. She's exactly seventy-six days away from graduating college, and if she can hold it together that long, she'll finally be able to rise above the crappy hand she was dealt.

But now, every time she turns around, Cade is there, ready to push her, smile at her, distract her from her plans. Winter knows she can't afford to open up--especially to a man she's terrified to actually want...

Review:
Grade: A
by Catherine for Sunshine & Mountains
I absolutely loved the dual points of view, I love knowing what both characters are feeling and thinking. This is one amazing book. The emotions you feel from both characters will leave you breathless.

Winter is closed off and a bit stubborn. She doesn't want or need anyone's help. She's been on her own for a long time and until she met Cade she preferred it that way. She doesn't want to feel hope but Cade has a way about him that she just can't help it. Cade is awesome. He is fiercely protective about those he cares about and loves. He's determined to break down Winter's walls and make her see she doesn't have to be alone anymore.

This is one emotional rollercoaster of a ride, with laughs and heartbreak, but so worth the ride. Its real and heartfelt and one amazing story. The author has a way of writing that pulls you in and won't let you go until your finished.

I was given a copy by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.