Review: A perfect start to a new series.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 9, 2013
Put aside a few hours and be prepared to fall in love with Blake and Ana.  I certainly did.Ok, I also fell in love with Blake's niece and nephews too and one in particular, Billy steals nearly every scene he's in.The chemistry is strong with Blake and Ana and only seems to strengthen when a family emergency sees Blake stuck with 5 kids.  Reading the scenes with the two of them and the kids are both fun & heartwarming. It makes you and Ana see Blake in another light.Throw in Ana's business partners,  twins Sienna and Georgie, Blake's friend Jack, a few matchmaking locals and you get a cast of characters who you would love to be friends with.This book had me hooked from the start when Ana hit her thumb with a hammer and had me  sniffling happy tears at the end.What happens when the company you work for is about to be taken over by big business? Plus the CEO of that business is the man you have a history with ? Big, unfinished, you ran out on him, type of history with ?This is the dilemma that faces Anastasia Delaney. Ana and her business partners are confident that they can sway CEO Blake Buchanan to keep their restoration area of the hardware store they work at open. But when Ana turns up for a business meeting with Blake, family gets in the way and she doesn't get to talk to him about it.As they look after the kids and grow closer, the question quickly becomes can Ana put personal feelings aside to try to save her business or will Blake's charms to be to much of a temptation ? Or will Blake still play the boss, who doesn't see the human side of business and shut them down despite of what is brewing between them ?This is a fantastic book and I look forward to many more in the series and am already looking for other books by this author.An ARC was supplied by the publisher for an honest review.