Review: A Series Favorite
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 23, 2012
The first book in the series was great, the ones in between good, but this 5th book was AWESOME! I loved it. Again, the author surprised me with the match-up. You've heard the saying, "watch out for the quiet ones," well, this is true with Ewan, the hero. In all the other books, he's just this unobtrusive, shy, nice guy who cares for his family and runs the family restaurant, but as it turns out, the boy is a major Alpha and HOT as hell. Most of the time when guys are too persistent, they become annoying and you just want them to go away, but in Ewan's case, I was pulling for him from the start. The guy cannot be rattled no matter what is thrown his way. He has a wonderful sense of humor and his over-all personality was prefect for Natalie. She is not the type to let anyone boss her around, but Ewan has a way of handling her that no other person in her life has been able to do. Natalie is a quit-whit, smart-ass, unhappy, bitchy woman who is eight years older than Ewan and for three years she uses her age as an excuse to not date him. However, there are things we learn about her that help us understand her reluctance. Her barriers are hard to break through, but Ewan being the funny, persistent, sexy, hot, caring guy that he is, makes it hard for her to consistently resist him and he finally makes his way into her heart.This is one of those books where you are crying one minute and laughing the next. I have my check list of things I want in a book and things I don't want in a book, and this book covered them all which is why it easily took a place on my all-time-favorite list There are so many depths to this story and I don't want to give any of it away. You'll have to take my word for it that this is by far the best book in the series as they continue to get better and better.Kimber gives Friday I'm in Love a solid 4.5 stars