See It Through by Julia Wolf

A Small Town Wyoming Romance With Heart, Heat, and a Dash of Suspense

Goodreads | See it Through

Release date: April 1, 2025

Genre: Contemporary Romance

Narrators: Emma Wilder and Sean Masters

Synopsis:

This house isn’t big enough for the both of us…

As my older brother’s best friend, Remington Town used to be like a member of my family. But the minute he turned eighteen, he left our small town of Sugar Brush, Wyoming and never looked back.

Thirteen years later, Remi shows up to settle his father’s estate, but as far as I’m concerned, he should’ve stayed gone. Besides, he’s in for a big surprise when he finds out the old farmhouse he intends to sell is now half mine.

I expect Remi to hit the road just like he did all those years ago, but infuriatingly, he settles in like he plans on staying for a while. It’s impossible to avoid him since I run my farrier business out of the house he’s now haunting. Everywhere I turn, I seem to find him, with his easy smiles and endless patience, no matter what I throw at him—literally.

When push comes to shove and I’m in danger, Remi stands by me without question. His steady, surprisingly gentle presence softens me to him. Soon, a tentative friendship leads to a fiery passion neither of us saw coming.

Remi and I find solace and beauty in each other, but behind the picturesque facade of our small town lurks an ugliness. Someone doesn’t like me having all that I do, and if they have their way, I’ll be left with nothing at all.

See It Through is a small town, western romance featuring the Kelly family. It can be read as a complete standalone, however this series is second generation. The Kelly kids’ parents are Lock and Elena, and their story starts in Sweet Like Poison. This is Hannah Kelly’s story.

Review:

My first book by Julia Wolf, and I am impressed. See It Through does a really good job balancing emotional depth and some gritty, heavier issues with the warmth and charm of a small town romance. I loved the Wyoming setting and the way Sugar Brush felt like a place I could actually sink into. There’s plenty of that small town goodness, but it isn’t afraid to dig into harder emotions and complicated problems either.

Remi and Hannah were such a great couple. You can really feel how hard they fall for each other, and I loved that underneath the chemistry and spicy moments, there was this strong sense that they were choosing each other for the long haul. Their relationship develops from a tentative friendship into something deeper, and that made the emotional payoff hit even harder. Add in a dash of suspense and intrigue, and there was enough happening to keep me completely invested.

I listened to the audiobook narrated by Emma Wilder and Sean Masters, and both were fantastic. I always adore Emma’s sweet voice and her ability to portray such a wide range of emotions. Sean absolutely nailed Remi’s rough exterior with that gravelly voice, but when Remi finally lets his guard down and shows some real emotion? So good. That contrast made those emotional moments especially powerful.

I’m officially invested in the Kelly Ranch world because I immediately picked up book two. A strong start to the series with a swoony romance, great chemistry, emotional depth, a gorgeous Wyoming setting, and just enough suspense to keep things interesting.

Perfect for Readers Who Love

  • Small town cowboy romance
  • Wyoming ranch settings
  • Best friend’s little sister romance
  • Friends to lovers with serious chemistry
  • Emotionally layered characters
  • Spicy romance with a dash of suspense
  • Couples who fall hard and stay all in

Overall rating: 4/5

Thanks Must Love Audio for the review copy.

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