Review: Liked Everybody Except Katy
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 9, 2014
This book is a classic Jenn Foor romance novel, full of love, major angst, a couple of brothers and one girl they fight over.  I have been a Foor fan since Hope's Chance and loved Love's Suicide just as much.Twins Brooks and Branch Valentine (best names ever) have been friends with Katy since they were born.  The twins parents and Katy's parents were college friends, moved in next door to each other and began to start families.  Katy and the boys were the same age and did everything together, including falling in love.  Katy didn't realize once she had to choose between the Valentine boys all hell would break loose and her life would never be the same.After a drunken night with the wrong brother, Katy leaves town and the only family she has behind to start over with neither Valentine brother.  She winds up in a small town, gets a job and makes a few friends along the way.  Katy still thinks of the Valentine that got away every day of her life.  It seems that she tends to make mistake after mistake until finally they lead her back to square one.  Once there, Katy needs to figure out if this is the brother she truly wants, or does she keep continuing to punish herself for her choices.Loved this story line and the execution.  Jenn Foor is a fabulous romance writer and I noticed in just about every one of her books, she tends to write a character that irritates me.  This time it is Katy, our heroine.  Sure bad stuff happens to her, but at some point she needed to quit paying the "why me" card, man up and claim her Valentine once and for all.  There were tons of tears and worrying about what everybody else thinks instead of worrying about her own happiness.The book is great and I read it in a day and a half because I just had to see how it was all going to work out.  Not sure if this is a stand alone, however you can see the story has more room to grow and Jenn Foor is a fantastic series writer.  Great book, tons of angst and I loved the epilogue!