A review by cadiva
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5.0
4.5*
The Single Dads series from RJ is one of my favourites of all her excellent output and this is another wonderful addition.
It's a little bit more angsty than the previous three imho, the subjects it deals with are more serious, dealing as they do with chronic pain and disability as as well as criminal behaviour.
But that's not to say it's all dramatic. There are some quite special moments of romance when two bruised and battered hearts realise they've found a safe home.
And also when Cam's son Finn realises he can make true friends who won't dump him because something he had no control over.
Adam's family are awesome, and we get to catch up with Asher, Eric and Leo and all their loved ones too.
Now, bring on Nick and his happy ending!
#ARC kindly received from the author in return for an honest and unbiased review.
The Single Dads series from RJ is one of my favourites of all her excellent output and this is another wonderful addition.
It's a little bit more angsty than the previous three imho, the subjects it deals with are more serious, dealing as they do with chronic pain and disability as as well as criminal behaviour.
But that's not to say it's all dramatic. There are some quite special moments of romance when two bruised and battered hearts realise they've found a safe home.
And also when Cam's son Finn realises he can make true friends who won't dump him because something he had no control over.
Adam's family are awesome, and we get to catch up with Asher, Eric and Leo and all their loved ones too.
Now, bring on Nick and his happy ending!
#ARC kindly received from the author in return for an honest and unbiased review.