Review: Great Conclusion for this Series of Novellas
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 17, 2013
This is the final book of the trilogy of The Billionaire Brothers trilogy of novellas and considering the short length of these stories they were all excellent but this one seemed to have hit the "Cinderella" storyline a lot more than the others did and leaves you with a warm feeling.One of the best ways to tell how good the story you are reading is that you really hate when it is over.  This final installment in this trilogy leaves you with that feeling and even though the author intends to use the setting for some future novels it just won't be the same.Miles is the hard nosed brother who has been running the family business and had to make all the hard decisions over the years and has become pretty jaded and intends to make sure that younger brother Dylan is not being taken by a gold-digger (from book 1The Firefly Cafe: The Billionaire Brothers) and in the process runs right into a woman he rubs the wrong way but can't seem to forget Greta and she gets the Cinderella treatment ..... until things go astray.Bottom Line:  Excellent contemporary romance to polish off this trilogy and IMHO the best of the 3 (which is normal for a trilogy).  My only advice is to get all three and not start this one first or you will miss out on a lot of background you will need to get the full impact.  The correct reading order is below:The Firefly Cafe: The Billionaire BrothersThe Summer Cottage: The Billionaire BrothersIsland Road: The Billionaire Brothers