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Cargando... Fire and Diamondpor Andrew Grey
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. 4.5 Stars. I'm a sucker for chosen families, through adoption or foster or however. I love how love can make strangers into a family. This was a cute story and seemed more realistic in some aspects in terms of Ethan's behavior toward Nick. Ethan didn't fall in love with Nick right away and start calling his daddy. In fact, he never calls him dad. Things go slow. I loved that Nick gives choices for Ethan, it is something simple but in such a situation out of his control, he's given some control. Ethan is scared and traumatized. He doesn't suddenly get better. Nick is a steady force in his life, not judging, only supportive. I loved their relationship. Then adding Alex, Ethan's brother. The family they slowly build together is great. The romance between Alex and Nick is almost secondary to how important their family unit is. The romance is wonderful, they are sweet and hot and fit together perfectly. I didn't realize how much I liked this book until I wrote this review. Great book! ( ) This one brings together Deputy Nick and his newly acquired 10-year-old foster child Ethan. Soon we see Ethan's step brother, Alexander, whom Nick had previously encountered in a silly episode in a bar, enter the scene. I absolutely have enjoyed every one of Andrew Grey's Carlisle series... both the “Cops” and the “Deputies”. This one is no exception. As usual he has given a sweet love story...a well written family situation that works out for all involved...and a feeling that we would love to have these characters as friends and neighbors. Andrew Grey delivers and I certainly hope he finds another cop in Carlisle to keep this series going. It can’t be that hard. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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When Deputy Nick Senaster chastises a bunch of college kids at a bar, he doesn't think anything of it, even if their leader is gorgeous. The guy is too young and way too cocky, and soon Nick has an emergency foster placement to focus on. His first job is ensuring ten-year-old Ethan knows someone cares for him. But Nick doesn't realize Ethan is a package deal. When Alexander finds out his abusive stepfather, Dieter, has lost custody of his half brother, he's torn between relief and dread. Alexander can't get custody until he can provide a home for his tiny family. In the meantime, at least Ethan's foster father will let Alexander visit. So of course the man turns out to be the cute but dour cop who gave Alexander a hard time. Soon Nick and Alexander discover they misjudged each other. Nick is more than an authoritarian automaton, and Alexander has a drive and a maturity that belie their first meeting. But between a campaign of intimidation from Dieter, their own insecurities, and the logistics of dating with Ethan's fragile sense of stability hanging in the balance, they have their work cut out for them if they want to build a future. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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