Found (The Everhart Brothers) Paperback – January 25, 2018

The Everhart Brothers and their women and emotionally charged and beautifully broken but when they find their soulmate, the chemistry is off the charts. This is Scott and Hazel’s story - and it is off the charts amazing. I love this series! 🧡💛🧡💛🧡💛

If you have been following my reviews you will know that I have been enjoying the Everhart Brother's in each of their books, you will also know that these boys lost their parents in the terror attacks that took place on 9/11/01This book is Hazel's story, and we have two men vying for her love Scott and Elliott. Elliott and Hazel have a past and we have heard of him on several occasions in the other books but now we find out just what happened to end their Happily Ever After. Now, Scott Everhart we know lots about Scott, he is one of Hazel's best friends, he is the second eldest of the Everhart brothers, and he would do anything within his power for those he loves.While Love Triangles aren't a trope I read often, I have read a few and I must say that this story, of Hazel, Elliott, and Scott, has been the best one I have read. Claudia Burgoa had me thinking that there may be more to the friendship of Scott and Hazel then she had let on in the first two books and we find out just how much of their story we weren't privy to before. This love triangle takes a first love that will ALWAYS be in your heart and a new and scary love that could very well be your last love and pit them against one another but with Hazel that isn't an easy thing for her to decipher because she is the person that makes sure everyone else is happy no matter the cost.Hazel has depression and she has dealt with it differently than her sister Willow has. I appreciate the way Hazel's story was told with her finally battling through her need for making everyone else happy and finally striving to make herself happy. Be prepared with a box of tissues because this story will pull at your heart strings, I will admit by page three I was a sobbing mess....yes I said page THREE - it isn't a typo - I know everyone has been effected by the events that took place on 9/11 but as a New Yorker and someone that has been personally touched by that horrid day reading about it just crushes me, as a matter of fact there are tears in my eyes making this a blurry mess as I type. I thought Harrison's story gutted me when he went to the 9/11 memorial in Fervent but reading about the final phone call that Scott received from his mother...yeah that one really killed me.I cannot wait for FItzHenry's story!!!!!!

Wow...this book really touched me because I can so relate to what Hazel is going through in her struggle with depression and trying to please everyone. I loved the Everhart men and was glad to be able to find out what has been going on with everyone and we finally get Hazel and Scott's story!Hazel Beesley has abandonment issues since it appears everyone in her life leaves her at some point or another. She has to deal and manage her depression along with changes in her life, both professionally and personally. Moving across the country (NY to San Francisco) to get a fresh start, Hazel encounters her first love (Elliot) and their history had a painful ending for both of them.Elliot McFee was surprised to see Hazel but thinks this is his second chance at a life with her. He pursues her wanting to have what they should of had but lost because of the choices that he made. Hazel is confused since Elliot is her first love and even though he hurt her, she realizes that he is still her first love but she is not sure if her feelings are real or not.Scott Everhart has been a part of Hazel's life since she was 18 years old. He has always been there for her through the good times and the bad times but feels that he can't take the risk of another relationship because his past relationships never worked out. Scott and Hazel were so in sync with each other professionally and personally that when Hazel leaves, Scott is lost. Scott decides that he needs to tell Hazel how he really feels about her but she has already been hurt by his actions when she announced she was moving.This story is so full of emotions, heartache and so much love that it makes you feel for all 3 people no matter what happens at the end. Hazel must work through so many things in her life while struggling with the depression that surrounds her all the time and the struggle is real! Elliot has to face the past and look inside himself to figure out how to live in the present and look towards the future. Scott knows what he wants and feels but he loves Hazel so much that he waits for her to make the decisions she needs to make without interference. And Scott wants Hazel to know that whatever she decides, he will always be in her life....that's how much he wants to see Hazel happy!Loved this series (stand alones) and can't wait to read more about the Everharts and whoever else decides to pop up in theses stories!

Wow, I am in awe of this book. Ms. Burgoa has outdone herself. I've read the previous 2 books in the Everhart brothers series & loved them but there's just something about Hazel's story that made it my favorite so far.Hazel has decided to move back to San Francisco leaving her family behind in New York. She has always felt left behind by all the people most important to her. Now she's doing something for herself & making a fresh start. Maybe a fresh start isn't in the cards for her when an old love & a more recent one reinserts themselves back into her life. She feels pulled in both directions between Elliott and Scott but maybe sometimes in order to move forward you must go back and sometimes you make mistakes."I learned that mistakes are just lessons. To fall gracefully, but stand right back up. That if you don't know it, you learn it."Hazel's story is a full circle journey. A journey that shows her, her self worth & that not everyone will leave her. That everyone gets their happy ever after. Yes, Hazel gets her HEA but you must read this gem to see who the lucky guy will be."The love of my life. He's the one I found under the debris and the ruins of my life. It was painful, but it was worth it. Because I found him."