Clyde is something of a bad boy at West Point and has a ton of demerits to work off if he wants to graduate and have a chance at the Corps of Engineers. To work off some of these demerits, he's agreed to install a pump in a birdcage for the daughter of the general.
Evelyn and her cousin, Romulus, aren't building a birdhouse, but a beautiful greenhouse. When Clyde joins their team, their dreams run wild of what can be accomplished. Clyde and Evelyn are drawn to each other, but Evelyn has vowed to never choose the life of an army wife. Since she was a child, she'd been shuttled from one house to another, never being able to settle.
These two are going to have to take a chance on love if they want to be together, but it won't be easy. I thought this story was well written, and I loved the camaraderie between Romulus, Evelyn and Clyde.
The novella takes up about 67% of the book with a sneak peek at the main novel at the end. I've had the pleasure of reading From This Moment, which is the story of Romulus, but Clyde and Evelyn's story continues as well. Since Clyde and Evelyn were my favorite part of the novel, this was a good read. Recommended. From This Moment is due for release June 7. Good Novella!
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