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misha_ali's review
3.0
Diminishing returns for me with this series. There's no real conflict with the main couple, ever. Michelle is also starting to wear thin, possibly because we never really get to see her relationship aside from when she's being a petulant child and Mel is being incredibly supportive.
mjsam's review
3.0
This is the 8th book in the series, and I honestly skimmed some of it, it felt like I'd read it before, possibly because it rehashes a lot of the same things the past books have. Will Candace run for office (no suspense there, she always does)? Then there's the family stuff, everyone is super supportive of each other and anyone who isn't directly related is still 'like my son or daughter'. This one also features Shell and Mel's wedding, and introduces two new characters that appear to also have their own stories, but I haven't read any of them.
I can only give it three stars, not only is it repetitious, but it, like all of her other books, still badly needs an editor. There are wording mistakes in this one too, although thankfully I did not notice any of the 'your' for 'you are' that have appeared in other books.
I know Candace's job makes for a lot of the side storylines, but I wish Jameson was given more to do than just running around supporting everyone. Maybe in the next book, though I won't hold my breath.
I can only give it three stars, not only is it repetitious, but it, like all of her other books, still badly needs an editor. There are wording mistakes in this one too, although thankfully I did not notice any of the 'your' for 'you are' that have appeared in other books.
I know Candace's job makes for a lot of the side storylines, but I wish Jameson was given more to do than just running around supporting everyone. Maybe in the next book, though I won't hold my breath.
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