Review: A light-hearted ending to the Nameless series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 28, 2014
Note: I read this as part of the series bundle, which I received from the author for having won a giveaway. I am under no obligation to review it, and this does not colour my views in any way.I thoroughly enjoyed this novella! This is a slice-of-life look at Seth, Erin, and their two daughters several years into the future. More than just another romance with sex, it's a simple story of a family struggling to come to terms with the older daughter's…love life. Haha. It sounds silly, but it really is quite charming.Mackenzie's going on a date, and suddenly we see a ripple of discord. I very much like the contrast of Mackenzie's and Anna's different concerns, one an external issue and the other internal, and how Seth and Erin deal with them both. And the honesty that goes around. Fatherhood becomes Seth in a very amusing way, and Erin has matured immensely as a person who keeps her communication lines open to everyone. They're a team of two as parents, and, with their kids, a team of four as family. Incarnate is a light-hearted ending to a tumultuous quest for a HEA. And what a closure it is!