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sophilozophy's review
1.0
I like the story, but never really got into the idea of magical yarn that helps people fall in love, which only gets mentioned in the first and last chapter. I also would of preferred more dialogue and less details. Sometimes I would read the answer to a question or statement and forget what the question was because there is so much being explained in between.
silvercal's review
4.0
Enjoyable conclusion to trilogy but not as good as the first two.
After Grace visits her hockey finace, Zack, at a hotel and finds a naked women in his bed she dumps him and trashes his home, his Hummer and takes his Saint Bernard. She is very stubborn and won't listen to the numerous calls, texts, cards, etc from Zack saying he would never cheat on her and he has no clue how the puck bunny got in his room. This is just a tad hard to believe because you can see how devoted Zach is to Grace and you would think she would know he would never do that to her. I mean, would he have opened the hotel door to begin with?
Months go by and Zach gets badly injured in a game and starts to mope around the house and not attend physical therapy and goes into a deep funk. His friends get to the point where they don't even want to be around him. This leads to them subletly urging Grace to check on him and whip him back into shape. She does....she just happens to still have a key and walks back in with the dog and proceeds to promise to severely hurt him where it would hurt if he doesn't do what she says. Again, just a bit unreal but ok.
The sparks still are there and thankfully Grace finally gets over being so darn stubborn about the hotel room situation. This book is not as steamy as the first two b/c it is more of a rekindling story. No big action until close to the end of the book. Overall though, still a good story, just not as great as the first two. You do get to see Ronnie and Jenna (from the previous two books) often too and get some closure on them as well which was great. I am looking forward to more books from Heidi Betts though, she did become and autobuy for me with this series.
After Grace visits her hockey finace, Zack, at a hotel and finds a naked women in his bed she dumps him and trashes his home, his Hummer and takes his Saint Bernard. She is very stubborn and won't listen to the numerous calls, texts, cards, etc from Zack saying he would never cheat on her and he has no clue how the puck bunny got in his room. This is just a tad hard to believe because you can see how devoted Zach is to Grace and you would think she would know he would never do that to her. I mean, would he have opened the hotel door to begin with?
Months go by and Zach gets badly injured in a game and starts to mope around the house and not attend physical therapy and goes into a deep funk. His friends get to the point where they don't even want to be around him. This leads to them subletly urging Grace to check on him and whip him back into shape. She does....she just happens to still have a key and walks back in with the dog and proceeds to promise to severely hurt him where it would hurt if he doesn't do what she says. Again, just a bit unreal but ok.
The sparks still are there and thankfully Grace finally gets over being so darn stubborn about the hotel room situation. This book is not as steamy as the first two b/c it is more of a rekindling story. No big action until close to the end of the book. Overall though, still a good story, just not as great as the first two. You do get to see Ronnie and Jenna (from the previous two books) often too and get some closure on them as well which was great. I am looking forward to more books from Heidi Betts though, she did become and autobuy for me with this series.
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