I don’t like this kind of heroine at all. But when I finally got to her own story, I found that she managed to annoy and bore me in equal measure. Since I started reading this series, I saw no sign that she could be such an unpleasant character to read about. The most disappointing part about this book was ‘Laurel’, and this fact came as a shock to me. Besides, the two couples from book 1 and 2 were so lovely that I couldn’t stop smiling and I was very happy to see them together again. However, I absolutely enjoyed an unconditional love and true friendship between these four ladies. The romance aspect fell flat in my opinion and the dialogue between Delaney and Laurel was slightly lackluster. And frankly, if there had been any chemistry between them, it would have felt totally forced. But sadly, as far as I can tell, there was not much of a romantic spark between Delaney and Laurel here. I really had high hopes for this book given that the previous two installments of this series amazingly hit the mark for me. So, let me know if you happen to have read my review, made it this far down without dying of boredom, and actually give a crap about satisfying the curiosity of some crackpot in Texas. Is this a regional thing or an old person thing? Because, when I read it, I am thinking that only a really old person would say that. There was about as much heat between these two as there is between two lizards.Īnyway, there is something else going on in this series that I NEED to ask any of my east coast friends about:ĭo y'all actually use the phrase, 'Oh boy' when you are excited about something? I've never heard anyone use it in my life, but Nora Roberts always has her characters say it. She decides to show him that she isn't sisterly at all by kissing him and then he comes back to her with a well thought out plan for them to start dating. She has been in love with her best friend's brother since they were kids, but he sees her as a little sister.

So, like I said, Laurel, our girl is the cake maker for the wedding business that this series is about. That has nothing to do with me being drunk, either, so shut up! Plus, she makes cakes and desserts - I like cakes and desserts.īirthdays and interventions. Plus, this book wasn't quite as bad as the first two. I can have hope and not be a raging bad-series-finishing-aholic! Besides, it can still get better, right? There's still one more book after this one. I need to hit rock-bottom before I will admit that I truly have a problem. Let's face it, Addie's intervention didn't work and there is no stopping me now from finishing this crappy series.

Savor the moment by nora roberts