Anny P. (wolfnme) reviewed A Father's Vow (Fabulous Fathers) (Smytheshire, Massachusetts) (Silhouette Romance, No 1126) on + 3389 more book reviews
Felicity Burrow is such a grouch! Understandable but ugh!
A stranger, Lucas Carver and his son, Mark, come to Smytheshire from Seattle, Washington. He is looking for information is helping his son to speak.
You will love the intricate story of how Lucas is related to the old man, Zebulon. Felicity is Zebulon's lawyer and turns out to be the catalyst to helping Mark to speak.
Oh, you will love the linkage between Lucas and Felicity as he tries to court her and she keeps refusing. And when they find out the extent and complication of their attraction, they both sustain a bit of a shock.
Zebulon [first met in the first book] becomes a wonderful character with his involvement in their lives.
We again meet Jerome Carver, Emily's father and Josh's grandfather [yuck] and the trouble he tries to cause for Lucas.
You will be greatly surprised when Lucas introduces Felicity to his family in Seattle.
A stranger, Lucas Carver and his son, Mark, come to Smytheshire from Seattle, Washington. He is looking for information is helping his son to speak.
You will love the intricate story of how Lucas is related to the old man, Zebulon. Felicity is Zebulon's lawyer and turns out to be the catalyst to helping Mark to speak.
Oh, you will love the linkage between Lucas and Felicity as he tries to court her and she keeps refusing. And when they find out the extent and complication of their attraction, they both sustain a bit of a shock.
Zebulon [first met in the first book] becomes a wonderful character with his involvement in their lives.
We again meet Jerome Carver, Emily's father and Josh's grandfather [yuck] and the trouble he tries to cause for Lucas.
You will be greatly surprised when Lucas introduces Felicity to his family in Seattle.
Laura P. (hemmputnam) reviewed A Father's Vow (Fabulous Fathers) (Smytheshire, Massachusetts) (Silhouette Romance, No 1126) on + 1154 more book reviews
The twist with this book is that the leads are descended from Druids so have the ability to see, hear and feel what the other is experiencing at certain moments. It was a quick, predictable read.
