Review: I totally loved it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 30, 2013
I will admit that I had read Jason's story quite awhile ago, but I hadn't read the other three stories. What the heck, it was probably the best $.99 I've spent in a long time. I think what I loved the most though, was the fact that the author didn't go into a bunch of detailed sex scenes. She just let the reader use their own imaginations, and I have to admit, that's refreshing.Someone mentioned that this is a copy cat of Melody Anne's Anderson series. I have read everyone of those, too. In fact; when the series had come to an end, I happened to have a dream about another Anderson brother the family never knew about. It stuck with me for days and days. So I finally got up the nerve to contact Melody Anne. I didn't know if she would think I was crazy, or if she'd even consider it worth writing about. But I told her about my dream anyway, which led to her writing the addition to the Anderson series, called 'Unexpected Treasures'. Feel free to check it out on the note from the author page at the beginning of 'Unexpected Treasures' book, if you doubt me. And even though she made a few minor changes from the original letter I had sent to her, most of the prologue was written by me..With that being said; I have to point out that there is a huge difference between the way these two authors write. While the meddling ways of their father's matching making is very similar,  Melody Anne goes into more detail with her sex scenes in her stories, where this author leaves those scenes up to the readers imagination. With Melody Anne's stories, there is also a lot more suspense added into the mix, too. Where with Samantha Chase's books involve very minor angst that's quickly cleared up.If someone wanted to get real technical about it, I would like to point out that Nora Robert's had a series years before Melody Anne ever wrote her 'The Billionaires--Anderson Series'. It was called ' The MacGregor' series, where the father also played matchmaker for all of his children as well as his nieces and nephews, too. She also had one called 'The Bride & the Groom' series, with the same exact pretense. I'm sure there were other author's before Nora Roberts, who had very similar series, too.My point is there are a lot of author's who write about the same types of things, but IMO-- that doesn't make them copy cats by any means.  I've read a story that I had seen many times over, but by completely different authors. But the stories are completely different. I have also read many stories that were titled differently, but they involved almost the same exact story lines, yet were a tad bit different from all the rest.All the names were different, the towns were all completely different, and the situations were slightly different, yet they read almost exactly the same. I notice that that is happening more often now, but I still love to read the different little tweaks each of the authors make---  in order to make the story their own.I personally loved this series, just as I did when I read all those other series I mentioned up above. to me these types of series never seems to get stale. I have read all those other series I've mentioned many times over, in fact.I would highly recommend it to everyone.