Showing posts with label Tammy Falkner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tammy Falkner. Show all posts
Well what can I say? This was another feel good Reed
Brothers story about love and family and I loved it hard.
From the first book I have been addicted and the Reed
brothers have never let me down, when they love, they love hard and there is no
bullshit or stupid misunderstandings. There is just real life and a lot of
understanding and acceptance.
When they first joined families with the Fallen From
Zero Girls I wasn’t sure I would like it. So far the books had been based on
each individual brothers but we still got a lot of them all together and kept
up with their growing families and I loved being in their bubble. Not that I
don’t love Melio and Marta and the girls just I didn’t want to lose any of my
time with the brothers.
I shouldn’t have worried though since Sam and Peck
got together the families have joined and so we still got a little of the
brothers but we also got a few more people to love.
Anyway back to these guys. Well we were briefly
introduced to Tag when he showed up on Star and Wren’s doorstep then vanished
$50k richer so he really didn’t start off on the best foot and Tammy started
this book off by revisiting that time from his point of view and I have to
admit for the first few chapters he doesn’t seem to be much better than we
think.
But of course Tammy doesn’t write about irredeemable
arseholes so we do find out why he is behaving as he is and we learn his
secrets and watch him heal the wounds that have been inflicted to Finch. And of
course we get his beautiful little baby boy, Benji.
So once again I have finished the book with a happy
feeling in my heart and a tiny bit of faith in human kind as a whole and I
can’t wait to see the rest of the girls fall in love and add to this crazy
family.
If you haven’t yet started this series I honestly
can’t think of a better example of a New Adult romance that’s angst and drama
free.
Check out my review of Good Girl Gone here
Check out my review of Good Girl Gone here
4.5 Imperfectly Perfect Hearts
Good Girl Gone is yet another amazing installment of my beloved
Reed brothers and gladly it was nearly as awesome as the others.
I picked up the first book by chance and never looked back. From
the start I was in insta lust but it grew to a solid love of all things Reed
related.
This series started with Paul and Kit and it was obvious the
brothers were unique and amazing and as we got to know each of them in their
individual books as well as their surrounding friends and neighbours my love
for them has grown. They don’t see anything but the endless potential of every
person they meet and each book delves into the things most people see as
disabilities.
We watched them go from 6 brothers sharing a tiny 3 bedroom flat
and watch them valiantly try to not only drag themselves up from nothing but
also make the lives of those around them better and brighter in any way they
can.
I love that not only do we get every brother and their wives and
families and friends right down to the doorman’s grandson in law (Although I
did miss Henry, we did get Daniel in this book) in every novel and novella but
we also get a little of each secondary character as they join the family along
the way.
This book was the first novel not based on one of the Reed
brothers directly, however like I mentioned the brothers have never met a
stranger, so along the way we have met and came to love the girls from Fallen
From Zero as well as Josh.
I wasn’t sure how it would go with the brothers not being front and
centre but I have to admit I barely noticed it. Tammy writes amazing books that
make me smile even as the tears run down my face at the everyday life and
drama’s that happen to all these characters as they fall in love and navigate
their way to Happily Ever After.
This is a must read NA series that has plenty of heat along with
people you can’t help but love and feel to the depths of your souls. So
seriously if you haven’t yet read Tall, Tatted and Tempting one click it right
now and fall in love with this perfectly imperfect family.
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