Review: Very Irish-y read!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 21, 2014
The Irish elements are what originally got my interest about this book, but as I got farther through the story I found it distracting. The over inflection of Irish accents on the dialogue made this more difficult to read than it should have been. At first, it was an endearing addition to the story. It quickly tip-toed the line to become more annoying. I just want to get that out of the way before the rest of the review.Meghan Quinn has a steady hand when it comes to crafting a world around her characters that adds to their story and the reader's experience. The world of Warblers Point was what drew me in and kept me turning pages. Reading about it was so much fun. I will continue the series if for nothing else but to revisit Warblers Point.The characters all had a flair for dramatics. There was a host of characters threaded through the story, and at times I found it difficult to keep up with the who's who in this story. The brothers were my favorite, and I caught myself laughing at their antics numerous times. Fiona was more of a love her or hate her character, and I found myself switching sides with her actions. Ultimately, I was happy with how the ending played out. It left me waiting for my chance to breeze through book two in this series.Any romance fans with a taste for dramatic Irish hi-jinks will fall in love with this book. It's a slow start, but you can quickly become lost in the world of Warblers Point and the crazy lives of its residents.**I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. My thanks to Meghan Quinn and Book Enthusiast Promotions.