Review: thoughts on beers hens and irishment
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 18, 2014
This was a fun book. I like Bradon. I know I shouldn't but I truly believe there is more to him than people see. The author creates a fun atmosphere with some sexy times and a flair for drama is put in. I think Sophie is a little bit to sensitive and took things out of context in the end. Murphy needs to let go.In this book we see three brothers and a sister and their daily lives as they work together and find love and happiness. Liam the oldest is having problems at home and needs closure from a past relationship. He gets jealous of his brother Finn but not for reasons expected. Finn is trying to find love and happiness and in the process of finding it lets his emotions get in the way. Fiona isn't trying to find love but run from Murphy when she finds Booker. Booker is trying to be himself and find people to like him for him and not his name so he makes the mistake of not telling Fiona who he is and she overreacts to the situation. Bradon is just enjoying life for what it is while acting like a doof.we see the days in and out of these guys as they struggle with emotions and being a family all the while becoming themselves and trying to carve a life out for themselves away from their family.A fun sexy read that has a plot twist in the end that is sure to lead to not good things in the future books. I hope Booker and Fiona make it and Sophie learns to take responsibility for her actions.