Review: great installment in this series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2013
Book three starts where book two left off. Chuck was sentenced to 1000 hours of community service for having a gun and Judge Peterson has told him he will serve it watching his grandsons. So Chuck goes to his community service and watches the two boys, while playing with Matt and Ben he see's their sister hiding in her room and when he asks about her he finds out that she has been staying in her room after an accident took their fathers life and took her foot. Meredith can't believe her grandfather sent him to look after her brothers but the more he's around the more she is intrigued. Chuck finds himself easily caring for the boys so when Ben tells him he wants his sister to come to his birthday dinner he makes it happen by dragging Meredith down to dinner, when he see's her he can't believe she is so beautiful and Meredith can't believe how handsome Chuck is. As Meredith spends more time with Chuck she starts to realize that she wants to live and that loosing her foot isn't the end of the world and she starts to realize she has feelings growing for Chuck. Chuck and Meredith find themselves spending more and more time together but Chuck knows that she is off limits and that he will have to break it off with her. Then someone from Chucks past threatens to take Meredith from Chuck and Chuck will have to decide if he can finally leave his past behind. I liked this book more than book two and found myself sucked into this book within the first few pages. I always liked Chuck so I was glad to finally have his story. Chuck intantly stole my heart he was damaged and just wanted to love and be loved. He wanted a family to belong to and he found that in not only Meredith but in her family as well. All of the gang from book one and two are in this book so we get to see where they are now. It was refreshing to see that though Meredith came from privilege her family never rejected Chuck because he didn't, Meredith and her family were great characters that I grew to care about them easily. We again get a nice set up into book four about Dickie and I can't wait for his and Becca's story.