This book made me happy. I loved the rascally twins and their inventive (and sometimes) disgusting pranks, which is hiding a deeper pain (of course). They are adorable as only fictional scamps can be. I also loved how much Amanda understood them and worked to redirect them in a positive manner, winning them over. But most of all I love how she manages to break Jamie out of the prison he’s locked himself in. With the death of his wife he’s pretty much shut down, throwing himself totally into his work, which unfortunately has meant that his sons have suffered from a bit of neglect. Of course, Amanda proves pretty hard to ignore.

The timeline of this story is pretty short. I think the whole thing happens in just a couple of months, and Jamie & Amanda hardly spend any time together, so you have to be OK with an insta-love kinda situation. But it worked for me. I liked the two of them together and I was totally in to a quick romance. If I end the book with a smile, it’s a good read in my mind.

**Review given honestly and freely after receipt of a reader copy. This opinion is completely my own and was not influenced in any way.**