Review: 3.5 STARS...Good, but not as good as Radford's story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 25, 2014
I did like this book, but I didn't quite like the story as much as the first book.I liked Faith, and I enjoyed the humor and closeness of her "aunts".  But it seemed a tad too unrealistic that they moved to a small town and there weren't more questions about the women and their business.Duke annoyed me a bit, with his never wavering moral compass.  He made up for it at the end, but it became almost too sweet and fairytale-ish.I did enjoy Adam's part in the story, and his crush on Rebecca.  Him wanting so much to learn to be a man and be part of a family, and feeling like he was being rejected at every turn.  For me, it was the most emotional part of the book.