Review: Great, great story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 1, 2014
This was way more than a romance story.  A very wealthy man is living in VA, head of his company, money to burn, and very happy with life for the most part.  Then he gets a phone telling him that the caller is his brother and their father is on his death bed.  he figures it is just someone after money since his father died 10 years previous and he has no brother.  However, he discovers that his life as he knew it was not exactly as he thought it was.  His father really is dying and wants to see him.So he goes to a small town in N. C. to see what exactly is going on.  He meets his brother but he is not certain he wants to meet the man that caused his birth but never spent a day in his life.  In town he come to realize how his biological father really was, how all the people in town come together.  Of course there is a love interest in the form of Jess.  She too has a strong connection to his father and the town.  Everyone in town has a story and it is what makes this story.  Lots of twists and turns and you keep wanting to know of the secrets that everyone is keeping.I really enjoyed this book and I highly recommend it.  I really liked all the characters, the town, the diner.  There is heartbreak in the form of the local bad boy.  It is too bad that his life is  life today and such goes on.  You just want to take a baseball bat to his father and show him what it is like.  It is a great story and one that everyone can enjoy.  There is sex but it is implied, not acted out.