Review: It's a Boy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2013
I am a sucker for long lost loves and this books delivers.  Megan and Adam haven't seen each other in years.  They haven't dates since college but they find comfort in each other when Adam was in town after his parents death.  That was three years ago and Adam has no idea what that night produced because he was up and back out of town as fast as possible.  He told Megan he was never coming back either.  His life has been miserable since the death of his brother.  There was no peace even when he tried to be a better man by joining the Marines.  He has no faith in himself or his ability to be the man that Megan needs.Megan has always wanted Adam but things are different now.  It isn't just about her any more, she has a 3 year old son to protect.  A son that Adam doesn't know he fathered.  She is torn from keeping Adam away, wanting him so much and telling him about his son.Now she needs him to protect them too.  Someone is setting her up for stealing a dog she has taken treated.  They want to ruin her business and her.  This forces Megan to tell Adam immediately and he isn't happy with her or the fact he is being forced into this family.  However, he soon realizes the family he grew up with wasn't a real family like the one he now has.  There is no way he would let those things happen to the family he loves.I highly recommend this book.  It is romantic, tear-breaking and suspenseful.  Jennifer Apodaca did a great job.Thank you to Entangled Publishing, LLC and NetGalley for allowing me to read.