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A review by ssrosepetal
Call You Mine by Claudia Burgoa
4.0
This book was not what I was expecting. To not spoil it I will only say that there is way more to Beacon than meets the eyes.
First I will start off by admitting that I kind of wasn't a fan of Beacon at the start of this book. I loved him in the first 3 books and I did eventually warm up to him more. But his arrogance and the way he kept looking down at his brothers bothered me. I know he didn’t have the kind of relationship that he would have liked growing up with them. But throughout the past 3 books I know that they are all trying. It just seemed to me like Beacon didn’t want to try and that bothered me. It also bothered me that he kept acting like he was the better brother I.E. being there for both Carter and Mills. However he never truly asked why the others weren't there. He just was pissed and didn't care for their reasons. Be warned though, Beacon will surpise you. Its not a bad surprise but its not expected either.
I liked Grace, however out of all the "wives" she wasn't my favorite. She had her struggles but she also was jaded along with Beacon. Her family dynamic growing up was so different than the Aldridge's. I struggled with liking her and loving her. She was over confident but also not sure of herself fully. I also felt bad for her when it came to her father. No 28 year old woman wants to be treated like a child in a bubble.
This series just keeps me excited. Each book brings out new and interesting revelations. The things we learned in this one make so much sense. I'm glad that these brothers are getting this chance to bond and find their happily ever after. Gahhh... I want the last two books but at the same time I don't want this series to end!!
*I voluntarily read an advanced copy of this book for my honest and unbiased review.*
First I will start off by admitting that I kind of wasn't a fan of Beacon at the start of this book. I loved him in the first 3 books and I did eventually warm up to him more. But his arrogance and the way he kept looking down at his brothers bothered me. I know he didn’t have the kind of relationship that he would have liked growing up with them. But throughout the past 3 books I know that they are all trying. It just seemed to me like Beacon didn’t want to try and that bothered me. It also bothered me that he kept acting like he was the better brother I.E. being there for both Carter and Mills. However he never truly asked why the others weren't there. He just was pissed and didn't care for their reasons. Be warned though, Beacon will surpise you. Its not a bad surprise but its not expected either.
I liked Grace, however out of all the "wives" she wasn't my favorite. She had her struggles but she also was jaded along with Beacon. Her family dynamic growing up was so different than the Aldridge's. I struggled with liking her and loving her. She was over confident but also not sure of herself fully. I also felt bad for her when it came to her father. No 28 year old woman wants to be treated like a child in a bubble.
This series just keeps me excited. Each book brings out new and interesting revelations. The things we learned in this one make so much sense. I'm glad that these brothers are getting this chance to bond and find their happily ever after. Gahhh... I want the last two books but at the same time I don't want this series to end!!
*I voluntarily read an advanced copy of this book for my honest and unbiased review.*