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Floored by Karla Sorensen
5.0
Love These Women.
It seems I have changed my mind…again. Or maybe it’s because Claire and Lia are twins but I loved this book as much as the second one. It could also be because of the whole family dynamic, these Ward girls and their brother Logan have such an amazing bond. Each of the sisters is mature for her age, and not many could deal with a parental death as well as abandonment as these do. Logan and his wife Paige can take most of the accolades, but I feel the sisters have helped each other just as much. And it’s why, when Lia is abroad in London, she can be level headed and steer her and Jude into a better place.
Unfortunately for Jude, his own upbringing wasn’t as loving or supportive. His brother Lewis is the middleman in trying to mend fences in that family but it’s not easy. Sometimes the risk of loosing something more precious helps to rectify mistakes from the past.
At first you think Jude is a carefree, fun loving football ⚽️ player, then the book progresses and he is deeper and more sensitive. He’s completely swoon worthy and a romantic, and that made me smile a lot.
I’m glad Lia has found a man who’s dependable and loyal like her brother and that he will do anything for her and the baby.
I’m not sure if I’m sad or excited to head into the last of the Ward sisters books. Isabel is literally going to kick butt in this next tale.
It seems I have changed my mind…again. Or maybe it’s because Claire and Lia are twins but I loved this book as much as the second one. It could also be because of the whole family dynamic, these Ward girls and their brother Logan have such an amazing bond. Each of the sisters is mature for her age, and not many could deal with a parental death as well as abandonment as these do. Logan and his wife Paige can take most of the accolades, but I feel the sisters have helped each other just as much. And it’s why, when Lia is abroad in London, she can be level headed and steer her and Jude into a better place.
Unfortunately for Jude, his own upbringing wasn’t as loving or supportive. His brother Lewis is the middleman in trying to mend fences in that family but it’s not easy. Sometimes the risk of loosing something more precious helps to rectify mistakes from the past.
At first you think Jude is a carefree, fun loving football ⚽️ player, then the book progresses and he is deeper and more sensitive. He’s completely swoon worthy and a romantic, and that made me smile a lot.
I’m glad Lia has found a man who’s dependable and loyal like her brother and that he will do anything for her and the baby.
I’m not sure if I’m sad or excited to head into the last of the Ward sisters books. Isabel is literally going to kick butt in this next tale.