A quick read. I did have trouble getting into the book. The main character, Alexa, was a bit akward and I had trouble relating to her. Otherwise the book was good. There are a lot of interesting characters. Tracker was also a bit akward as a character.

I think because this is the first book in the series there are some teething problems. The second book should flow better.

Thank you to the author and free ebooks for review, for providing me with a copy of this book. ( )

I received this book in exchange for an honest review on ebooksforreview.com.
Alexa decided to move to a town away from her family and all of the drama that they create. She’s had a hard time fitting in but has found a small group of friends with a church group. Between their meetings and her dog-she feels fulfilled.
Her family is a constant mess. Her dad has been married 3 times-has children that the other siblings don’t even know, her mom is very dramatic and immature-only calls to argue or talk about Alexa’s sister and her sister is a mess-always being evicted and taking off with no one knowing where she is.
She spends most of her time after work at the dog park with her dog Paws-the one thing that has never let her down. While at the park one day, she meets another dog lover named Tracker. After casually visiting a few times, they decide to exchange numbers.
Sadly, when their first “get together” happens, Alexa has a family emergency that throws all of their plans out the window. Tracker stays by her side-taking care of her every step of the way. Through family drama and miscommunication-I really liked the whole Alexa/Tracker chemistry. They both have witty personalities and enjoyed their bantering as they’re getting to know eachother better. At first, I wasn’t crazy about Tracker because he seemed to always be fishing for more details-almost too full of questions. But then you see that he’s just a sincerely nice guy that truly wants to know all he can about Alexa.
Some of this story felt like it drug on a bit but I have to say that I kept reading because I absolutely loved Alexa. I didn’t necessarily like how she sometimes responded to her family, but her OCD cracked me up (considering that I am too). Nice and clean read-lighthearted reading.
I will definitely check out more in this series. ( )

I absolutely adore this book! "Said and Unsaid (A Coffee and Donuts Book)" by Amanda Hamm is the most enjoyable novel that I have read all Summer.

"Said and Unsaid" is about the main character Alexa Fenley and her new relationship with Tracker, whom she has met through her local parish.

I loved the fact that many of the scenes take place in Alexa's neighborhood dog park with her best friend, Paws.

This novel would be a great addition to any parish's book club reading list. I highly recommend this to any reader looking for a great read on a sunny afternoon.

I received a copy of this novel from the Goodreads Giveaway from the publisher, Before Someday Publishing to review. ( )