Review: This family is perfect.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 12, 2013
When I started reading this book the only thing from the previous that really stuck with me  was how a very rich woman decided to raise and adopt four teenage boys and teach them to cook. They grew up and each one of them is sucessfull, but now she’s death and they are trying to manage without her, somehow they decided to live on the same city and reconnect. I barely remember the couple because I loved the plot, but somehow those two didn’t really made a great impact.Now one thing I can say for sure is how much I loved this second book. Carson is the perfect girl and I loved her independency, but she has a problem with he father accepting her. I liked this because made her feel more human to me. Another thing that made a good impression was Neil and his brothers, they have such close relationship, but each of them still has a little room for privacy. The idea for this restaurant was really good too.Somehow these made it work, but I don’t know why Neil still feels a little guilty over the past, when he was so young and had a lifetime to start over.