While we do meet Felix at the very end of this first book, and Nico and West are mentioned briefly in the second book, these stories stand alone just fine at this point in the series. I actually read these out of order, starting with Felix and the Prince and going back to this one. But Nico and West have fallen hard for each other and have the family they have always wanted right before them, if only they will take the chance on each other.įacing West is the first book in Lucy Lennox’s Forever Wilde series. And West can’t quite get over his fear that Nico will run when things get tough. Not to mention Nico figures Pippa’s prospective adoptive family is much more prepared to care for her than he is, as much as she is beginning to make a place in his heart.
Nico has a life, including his tattoo business, waiting for him back in San Francisco. As Nico and West get to know each other better, they begin a friendship and a sexual relationship, but they both know it can never be more. West doesn’t think that Nico is at all prepared to handle taking care of a baby, and even though West doesn’t want anything to do with the man, he can’t stay away, if only for Pippa’s sake.Įven as the men start out at odds, the sexual attraction between them is still strong. He has never really forgiven Nico for abandoning his family and his sister and he definitely resents that Nico has custody of Pippa, as West has grown very close to her. West Wilde is the town doctor and was close friends with Adriana. Nico has no choice but to return to Hobie and sort out Adriana’s affairs and take care of Pippa until her local adoption goes through. He hasn’t talked to his family since he left, so Nico is stunned when he gets a call from a lawyer that his sister Adriana has died and left him custody of her four-month-old daughter, Pippa. Nico Salerno left his small town of Hobie, Texas at age fifteen and has made a life for himself in San Francisco.
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