Together for the Twins by Laurel Blount is an entertaining story. Ruby is slowly finding matches for the foster children that she raised who became part of her boisterous family. Ryder has done very well for himself in the business world. He has recently started his own business which demands his full attention. When he becomes guardian of his sister’s twin boys, Ryder finds himself at a loss. The four-year-old twins are terrors. Ruby and the rest of his foster siblings are at their wits end. Nanny Elise Cooper is an answer to his prayers. She manages to get the twins in line right away. Elise can take the job for the summer as long as she is provided separate accommodations. She has no intention of getting involved with her boss. As time passes, the foursome begins to feel like a family. Elise is delighted to be welcomed into Ryder’s large and noisy family. What happens, though, when Ryder fails to tell Elise about an important phone call? I thought it was well-written with realistic characters. The author created great characters. Ruby Sawyer is a delight. The twins were quite a pair. I laughed often while reading Together for the Twins. The ending was touching and nicely wrapped up Together for the Twins. I appreciated the Christian element in the story. It was not heavy handed or preachy. I like how the adults were teaching the twins by example. Together for the Twins is the third book in the Cedar Ridge series. It can be read as a standalone, but you will be missing out on two diverting tales. My favorite part of the story is when Ruby showed Elise the memory quilt she was making for Ryder. It is a touching scene. Together for the Twins is a charming story with troublesome twins, an inexperienced uncle, a knowledgeable nanny, a merry matchmaker, a lobbed library book, a beneficial fort, and a lively family. ( )

Together for the Twins by Laurel Blount is an entertaining story. Ruby is slowly finding matches for the foster children that she raised who became part of boisterous family. Ryder has done very well for himself in the business world. He has recently started his own business which demands his full attention. When he becomes guardian of his sister’s twin boys, Ryder finds himself at a loss. The four-year-old twins are terrors. Ruby and the rest of his foster siblings are at their wits end. Nanny Elise Cooper is an answer to his prayers. She manages to get the twins in line right away. Elise can take the job for the summer as long as she is provided separate accommodations. She has no intention of getting involved with her boss. As time passes, the foursome begins to feel like a family. Elise is delighted to be welcomed into Ryder’s large and noisy family. What happens, though, when Ryder fails to tell Elise about an important phone call? I thought it was well-written with realistic characters. The author created great characters. Ruby Sawyer is a delight. The twins were quite a pair. I laughed often while reading Together for the Twins. The ending was touching and nicely wrapped up Together for the Twins. I appreciated the Christian element in the story. It was not heavy handed or preachy. I like how the adults were teaching the twins by example. Together for the Twins is the third book in the Cedar Ridge series. It can be read as a standalone, but you will be missing out on two diverting tales. My favorite part of the story is when Ruby showed Elise the memory quilt she was making for Ryder. It is a touching scene. Together for the Twins is a charming story with troublesome twins, an inexperienced uncle, a knowledgeable nanny, a merry matchmaker, a lobbed library book, a beneficial fort, and a lively family. ( )