Review: Read it twice
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2014
I really enjoyed this series, but I was eagerly anticipating Chris Scaife's story.  He intrigued me beginning at the white party at his Hampton estate in "Commitment".  Though sometimes he appeared to be the bad guy, you felt there was more to his story.  It was great to see the "baby daddy" perspective.  He did feel guilt about the relationships with his children, even though he was taking care of them financially.Despite this protagonist's human flaws, his treatment of Robyn is the reason why we read romance novels.  He gave her the things she needed. For a woman like Robyn who spent most of her adult years catering to the fragile ego of a man to only be embarrassed in the worst way possible, Chris' way was the best way.After finishing this book I thought about it for days.  And then a few months later I was compelled to read it again.  I do think it is the best in the series.  The author took two characters that didn't like a lot of drama and helped them find their way to one another in a satisfying way.  A reader can't ask for more than that.