I have become a fan of this author lately, and while normally I’m not much of a western romance reader, this one grabbed me with the synopsis and the snarky title. I have read a few more lately set in this kind of a setting, and so far I’ve enjoyed them for the most part. Now I have to say that something I do really like about this author is the way she writes her stories. It is a little different to me than other romances, in that we kind of go along just like life is. We don’t necessarily get all the day to day mundane details, but it is as if the story just unfolds. In a way it reminds me of how I kind of daydream. So it makes reading the stories like second nature daydreaming to me. I also really enjoy how I feel the characters talk and act very real. The different types of conversations between the guys and girls, the smart-ass comments the best friends make to each other, that the family members have their inside jokes and running teases of each other. And I love the big family all hanging out and spending so much time together, because it reminds me of my own family at times in the past, and still some times.

Now there is one type of act they do, and it’s not something I’m ever going to be interested in, even as much as this story tries to make it seem maybe okay, still, my only thought was shaking my head no and making a comment on my Goodreads update that no, I still had no desire to do that.

I feel like I want to go back and read the first book in this series so I know about that couple more than what I read in this book. And I look forward to more people in this family getting their own stories as well I hope!

Review first appeared on Lisa Loves Literature.