Review: A touching end to a series of 3 mini-stories....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 26, 2013
It was a nice wrap-up to the three brothers, in fact, a very sweet story to tie them all together.  Fortunately, the focus in each novella was focused on who it should be focused on.  The story is fast-paced and not a lot of character background offered, but just enough to pull you in and keep you reading.Out of all three books, this one managed to grab stronger than the others.  Probably because of what we see through the eyes of both the hero and the heroine.  It somehow manages to make this story stronger than the others because what they manage to learn is more than superficial and happens to hold just a bit more depth.If you plan to get this book, it would be wise to get the other books (The Firefly Cafe and The Summer Cottage) and make a weekend of it.  All three novellas are a quick read and could easily become a full length novel if it was presented just right, but it will be an enjoyable weekend of reading nonetheless.