A review by plantsandromance
A Kiss for a Kiss by Helena Hunting
emotional
fast-paced
3.0
We've reached the last book in Helena Hunting's All In series based around Seattle's NHL team. Here we have Hanna, mother/sister (yeah you need to read book 3 for that explanation) of Ryan who was the MMC in the previous book, and Jake, the father of Queenie, the FMC in book 3. This book in the series starts off with a bang with Jake and Hanna hooking up multiple times, while planning Ryan and Queenie's wedding. Yes, this is the dad of the bride and mother/sister of the groom.
While not the ideal book I seek out, I grew to love many of these characters in the series and just couldn't leave the series unfinished. Jake and Hanna are adults and cement themselves in this awkward family dynamic when Hanna finds out she's pregnant. Jake is a great guy and helps Hanna through all her struggles and worries in the pregnancy. There was a big piece of the storyline focused on the baby once he was born, which didn't seem that necessary to me. Even with Hannna's past, the reader would still understand everything without all the diaper changes, baths, and sleepless nights.
Jacob Morgan and Stella Bloom are the great narrators who bring the characters in this book to life. I liked how Hanna wasn't narrated by someone with a super young sounding voice since her character is 45+.
THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU IF: You enjoy your MC's older than your typical romance book, family drama, and a happily ever after.
While not the ideal book I seek out, I grew to love many of these characters in the series and just couldn't leave the series unfinished. Jake and Hanna are adults and cement themselves in this awkward family dynamic when Hanna finds out she's pregnant. Jake is a great guy and helps Hanna through all her struggles and worries in the pregnancy. There was a big piece of the storyline focused on the baby once he was born, which didn't seem that necessary to me. Even with Hannna's past, the reader would still understand everything without all the diaper changes, baths, and sleepless nights.
Jacob Morgan and Stella Bloom are the great narrators who bring the characters in this book to life. I liked how Hanna wasn't narrated by someone with a super young sounding voice since her character is 45+.
THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU IF: You enjoy your MC's older than your typical romance book, family drama, and a happily ever after.