Review: Five star foundation
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 27, 2014
After reading the setup of these characters in the Groundbreaking I wasn't sure what to expect from the series but I was blown away all these people became friends and family and as they fought for each other you are there too, fighting so that the love stays alive, you are so much part of the action that do not be surprised if you duck as a bullet whizzes past you.One thing I really enjoyed about these books is that the main characters are not teeny boppers or even twenty/thirty something but mature adults and boy does it put some of the action of the young ones to shame, this proves once and for all that just because you're older it doesn't mean you're dead.I fell in love with Tony, who wouldn't fall for a guy who goes into a florist and orders flowers to be sent to ... the florist, just to ask them out on a date.And Nikki I could relate too, she has been hurt and didn't think that anyone could ever love her again, but she had such a strength and inner goodness that shone through it was easy to see why not only Tony but the whole family fell for her.And the family, I felt that along with Nikki I was being accepted into this wonderful family that was full of love,not judgement but pure love. From the matriarch  Raffaella to Little Tony you also will fall in love not only with Tony and Nikki but ever member of this extended family.Including Cousin Vic who I'm sure we are going to see more of because you only want to see him happy, Laura who never seems happy, Steve, Peyton, Molly each and every one of them adding to the richness of this story that will hold you entranced from beginning to end.I received a free copy for an honest review.