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The Reunion
by Meghan Quinn
This book was a reminder of why I fell in love with her.
I discovered this author with Dear Life and The Mother Road. Then this author went in different directions, and as much as I enjoyed those books, they just didn't hit me in the soul the way that those first two books did. Until, now with this book.
Keeping track of sex characters and three different romances while also reestablishing a relationship between three siblings with their own baggage and resentments, should have been hard. However, this author took this challenge and owned it.
There was some trademark humor but there was also vulnerability and redemption that was topped off by reconnection, and acceptance. Ford, Cooper, and Palmer were special, even further than just who they were as siblings, but also who they were separately.
Larkin, Nora, and Beau were perfect in giving them room to grow while also stepping in to allow them their own self discovery.
This book felt like if my two favorite books by this author had a baby. It is in my top booms by this author. I highly recommend.
I discovered this author with Dear Life and The Mother Road. Then this author went in different directions, and as much as I enjoyed those books, they just didn't hit me in the soul the way that those first two books did. Until, now with this book.
Keeping track of sex characters and three different romances while also reestablishing a relationship between three siblings with their own baggage and resentments, should have been hard. However, this author took this challenge and owned it.
There was some trademark humor but there was also vulnerability and redemption that was topped off by reconnection, and acceptance. Ford, Cooper, and Palmer were special, even further than just who they were as siblings, but also who they were separately.
Larkin, Nora, and Beau were perfect in giving them room to grow while also stepping in to allow them their own self discovery.
This book felt like if my two favorite books by this author had a baby. It is in my top booms by this author. I highly recommend.