This book was a bit different from the first two, in that we didn’t get as much of the female sports agent in the business as a big dramatic problem in the story. Yes, Brexton did deal with a lot of that stuff, but she wasn’t quite as involved in all of the controversy as her two other sisters had been in the other books. In fact, the controversy in this one had to do with a family feud, and other misunderstandings that we didn’t even get to really understand until later in the book when we finally got to hear just what had happpened. But Drew, I adored Drew. And not just because of how much the cover model for this book makes me want to just sit and stare at the cover every time I see it.

I think that this one might not have had the same drama that was really there in the first two, but in a way that was nice. It was one that I was able to read quickly as I the story flowed perfectly and in a way I didn’t want to stop reading even when I had to get back to real life from lunch break, or go to bed at a decent hour for work the next day. I’ve loved all of this story so far, and I look forward to the next book! Now excuse me while I go gaze adoringly at the cover model on this book for a little while longer.

Review first published on Lisa Loves Literature.