Review: Sweet and gentle
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2014
I can't begin to imagine the pain of losing my husband at an early age, and certainly not when I'd be left with our six-month-old daughter to raise on my own. That is the tragedy that befalls Noah and Emily. Now, five years later, Noah has moved them back to Chicago to be closer to his parents and in a quirky little twist of fate, he meets Andy, whom Noah went to high school with. They meet for a beer and to catch up on all the gossip in the last fifteen years, but Andy is even more attracted to Noah now than he was when they were in high school.Andy begins to slowly court Noah, being up front and honest about his intentions. Noah is a little discombobulated because he hasn't really been interested in anyone since his partner died so he's new to the whole single parent dating thing. Luckily for Noah, Andy is wonderful with kids and he and Emily totally hit it off. Andy and Noah go very slowly and it's due to Andy's patience that they end up where they both deserve to be, and with a family together.'Dandy's Little Girl' is a sweet and gentle romance that left me feeling good. Finding love a second time around can be hard and it was nice to see Noah blessed that way. Thank you, Ari, for a delightful story.NOTE: This book was provided by Torquere Press for the purpose of a review on Rainbow Book Reviews