Review: Heartbreak, healing, & a side of sexy
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
A great story about two people struggling to find their places in life, their futures.  I think that I was expecting more introspection because I know both of these characters. Now, I want to see what makes them tick.  I wanted to go deeper with both of them.Paul is the oldest Reed brother.  The one that gave up any plans he may have had in order to raise his brothers. Friday is family by association.  She works in the Reed's tattoo shop.  There's the infamous Kiss, then...nothing.  Friday closed herself off for reasons unknown to Paul.  I thought the surrogacy storyline was interesting.  All things considered, it unsettled me.  I can't begin to posit the thought process one might have in a similar situation.  However, that choice had me puzzled.Friday's past was heartbreaking and not, at the same time.  Another issue that I didn't think received enough page time was the Kelly situation.  What a bitch.  She never got the (verbal) smack down that I thought she necessitated.  Every time a Kelly issue popped up, it kind of went away.  Something should have happened.  I was waiting for the confrontation that never occurred.A fantastic, solid installment of the Reed Brothers series, this story is full of heartbreak and healing.