Book Summary: 

Josh

Here’s some advice for surviving your ex’s wedding weekend:

1. Just smile and nod whenever someone lays on the sympathy

2. Stay away from tequila

3. Don’t make out with any of your ex’s brothers

Whoops

Connor Kelly sure has changed over the past eight years. He’s no longer the scrawny emo kid I remember from before he moved away; and, oh yeah, apparently he’s into guys now…

But it doesn’t matter how hot Connor is, or how funny, or how charming – he’s my ex’s brother and that means he’s off limits.

It doesn’t seem like anyone’s ever explained that rule to Connor, though…

When he calls one day begging for my help, I’m expecting it to be yet another ploy in his effort to get me to go out with him. Cue my surprise when I find a shell-shocked Connor with a baby he claims is his son.

As if it weren’t already hard enough resisting Connor, watching the way he connects and bonds with his son is going to make it damn near impossible…

Mini Review:

Connor was just one big goofball, and you couldn’t help but fall for him! The way he is described in previous books makes you think he is going to be this hardcore, Sons of Anarchy kind of guy, but he is such a teddy bear! He is determined to “woo” Josh, who is trying with all his willpower to resist the charm of yet another Kelly man. Having dated Declan previously and having survived cancer, Josh just doesn’t have it in him to be judged for trading one Kelly for another (or feeling like he is a pity case). He doesn’t mind helping Connor out when he discovers he is a father, but he wasn’t prepared for how irresistible Connor with a baby boy would be. Connor’s overall cluelessness and sheer determination to be the best dad he can be is what makes this book magical. I love how they create a beautifully blended family, and while it may not be traditional in most eyes, it is perfect for the Kelly clan.