Review: A Heroine You Can Identify With
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2014
I thought I had found my favorite book in The Braden/Love in Bloom series with the last book, Savannah’s series, but this one is such a close tie I can’t decide for sure which I love best.The first word that comes to mind when describing the heroine, Brianna “Bree” Heart is sweet. She’s also a committed single parent who puts her daughter first and even though sparks fly between Hugh Braden (the last of the formerly bad-boy Bradens) and Bree almost immediately, Bree is cautious for a lot of good reasons. But Hugh is just about perfect, he is patient, kind, understanding and more than willing to move as slowly as possible to win Bree’s love and prove to her that he is worth having.As always the love scenes are hot, but there is a special sweetness that comes across with Hugh and Bree that made them that much more realistic and loving for me. The obstacles they have to overcome are totally different than the ones Hugh’s brothers and sister had to overcome, and while their obstacles were real, this one felt different to me, maybe because I’ve been a single parent and could so readily identify with Bree and her “twelve year plan.”I am in love with this book. I think it is the best romance Foster has written because it is so real and so easy to identify with. I give it my highest recommendation.* I received a copy of this book in return for my honest and frank review *