Review: In love with "family ties"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2012
First, after reading "family ties" I realize I have been giving away five stars too easily. From now on I know how I'm supposed to feel after really reading a five star book. This book has exceeding my expectations.  I really don't think my review can give this book the justice it deserves.I loved every character in this book. There's Andie (the heroine) and she is a child psychologist who has taking in four foster children.Bonnie- the teenage and the oldest, she's the typical teenager, but with a troubled past.Billie-he's twelve and is pretty accustomed to life with AndieChloe- the pretty little girl who talks before she thinks, and trusts me she will have you laughing.Jamie-the newest addition to their little family, and is still trying to adjust to his new life.Then there's Grayson (hero) who is a loner. He buys house to restore them then moves on. His life goes from quiet and stress free, to hectic when Andie and her little group moves in. Grayson & Andie don't get along at first and really don't see eye to eye, until someone starts to terrorize Andie's family and Grayson decides he will protect them. Like the previous reviews indicated this book is not just as romance. It's a story about love and acceptance, and how a family is more than someone who shares your DNA, but people who are there're for you no matter what and love you unconditionally. It's a story about finding yourself and forgiveness.Pros: believable characters, a solid plot, unique storyline, moves along at a decent pace, flows well, and everything was well developed .Plus there is a twist I did NOT seeing coming ,I mean it completely blindsided me and I loved itCons: I would say in one location in the story instead of Andie she is called Angie. Other than that this book was perfect.Overall, this was a captivating story that will just melt your heart. I would recommend it to anyone. Start reading this book today, you will not regret it.