I've been eager for Sabrina's story since the first time she appeared in all her shyness. And this book totally lived up to my expectations. From all the stuff she did that totally is like I do in my shyness, to her finding her "stud" who was also sensitive because he not only was a single dad, but he had been fat as a kid. And then, oh my gosh, all the hilarious Harry Potter sayings, like for instance, one I will be using all the time now, "For the love of Dumbledore!" Another that is totally my house, so I have to use it, "Holy Hufflepuffs!" I can't help it, these things make this character my kind of people. Someone that I would want to be friends with, but like her, I'd probably be too shy and nervous at first to reach out to. Sabrina's nephew Harry was also such a wonderful character, I loved having him in the story, an autistic boy, but such a sweet soul. And then Wyatt's daughters were wonderful as well. It wasn't just the great characters, it was the library stuff too. I want a shirt that says "I Still Believe in 398.2". There was so much in this book. Oh yeah, the Winston brothers pretty much all make appearances. And then Jackson is in it, and I'm even more ready for him to get his own HEA!

This is #2, so I read it out of order, which wasn't an issue, just made for a few characters that I knew about in #3 not being around. I can't stress more, read this series if you love books, and Harry Potter, and emotions, and HEAs.

Review first appeared on Lisa Loves Literature.