This is a really good read. I enjoy the Kennedy Killingsworth series, but I do have a little trouble with Kennedy. I don't like weak women, unless that is their character for the story. And that is not Kennedy.
When her ex-husband's new wife tells her to leave her husband alone, I think Kennedy should have spoken up instead of staying silent and making it look like she was loose. I don't like that. Kennedy should have stood up for yourself, but she didn't. Annoying...
The story is well written, but I don't like the way it was wrapped up. I don't like who turned out to be the bad guy[s] and why. It's like she couldn't figure what to do with everyone.
I'm glad she married Luke. Not giving anything way. It's in the first chapter. And I can't stand Miss Ida Jean. Kennedy's momma should have put her in her place a long time ago. She's obnoxious.
But, the story is worth reading. I just think you should read from the first book in the series. I found the second book and read it first. Then I read this one, which is the third book. There really isn't any need to read the first book. Doesn't matter who does what or why. Usually it doesn't matter if I pick up a book in the middle of the series, but for this series it does. So start with the first one. They are worth reading.
You can find Betsy's books here: Betsy Brannon Green's website
I have not read her other series, but I do have another one of her books on CD. I hope it's as good.
You can find Green's and other great authors' books here: Seagull Book. So, stop by one of their local stores here in Utah or shop from their website.
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