Family Ties (Sunset Crescent, #1)

Family Ties (Sunset Crescent #1)

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Grayson Mills realized long ago that he’s unable to establish and sustain meaningful relationships - especially with women. He’s constructed a lifestyle that leaves him alone and his sexy new neighbor isn’t going to change his decision - especially since she has a horde of kids running around.

Child psychologist Andie Bowen has four foster children, all with high emotional...more
Kindle Edition, 241 pages
Published March 16th 2012 (first published January 1st 2012)
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Randi
Gray lives in his temporary house for over a year. He typically bought a fixer-up and remodel it to be prepared for the next buyer. That's what he does in his spare time. He doesn't know what he's doing when a family moves in next door. Gray met Andie, the mother of the family. He ponders how she had the oldest who happened to be 17 - must be young.. Oh! Andie's a foster mom for 4 kids and she's a child psychologist.

Gray was resisting his attraction as he had no time for a family with problems....more
Rhonda
Gray, Andie and the kids are very believable characters. Having worked with foster kids and with abused and neglected children myself, I can say the dynamics between the family (and that's what they are - a family) is spot on. The concerns from the neighbors (although not necessarily warranted) are those that are expressed in the real world as well. I couldn't help falling in love a little with the kids in this story. There are two lines of suspense mixed into all these dynamics as well, keeping...more
Nath
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Kassandra Lamb
I loved this story! I’m not normally a reader of romance but I know this author from an online author’s group I belong to so I bought it and read it to be supportive.

I was SO pleasantly surprised. I loved the rather unusual premise that the female main character is a foster mom and her neighbor a man who buys and renovates houses. I am a retired psychotherapist and I felt these characters were very realistic and the issues they struggled with, both the adults and the kids, were psychologically s...more
Renee
I feel in love with this story! The family, the sweet children (I just wanted to take Jamie and Chloe for myself) and the rude sexy neighbor were just so real. The mystery with Gray, the neighbors and the vandalism really kept me hooked to my reader and I had to stop myself constantly from skipping to the end just to hurry and find out what was happening. The result of this is I finished this book in less than 8 hours straight. Thank god this was a weekend. Now I have to get to my much neglected...more
Paola Patti
*I'm not providing a summary of the story here as I'm sure many others have already done so*

This book was fantastic, the characters were really relatable and the plot wasn't just some typical cliche, it featured real life issues which probably doesn't get spoken about enough and although it was/is a romance based novel, it's not trashy or just pure smut- the emotions are tangible and there was not one point at which I began to lose interest.
Jill Sorenson
This started out okay but didn't hold my interest. I like the idea of a grumpy, reclusive hero paired with a foster-mom heroine. I like kids and neighbor romances. The little girl kept wandering over to the hero's house and going inside (without permission), which didn't strike me as realistic. Also didn't believe that the neighbors would be so unwelcoming/try to run the family off. Set aside halfway through, gentle dnf.
Leigh
This was a wonderful story! I was late for work this morning because I was sitting in my recliner bawling like a baby when Grey found out!!! The love story between Andie and Grey was really well written. It felt natural. The kids were so wonderful. My only critique would be that I thought Andie should have been a little more in tune with Bonnie and the trouble she was facing. Other than that it was fantastic.
Shelly
Free on kindle. This wasn't as straightforward as the blurb led me to believe so I was pleasantly surprised on that end. I wasn't engrossed, but this was a little different from other books with the foster children aspect. I liked that.
Dominique Eastwick
I have to say this one surprised me it isn't your run of the mill romance. It certainly doesn't follow a romance formula and for that reason it captured both my heart and my interest.
Elena Aitken
I got very absorbed with the characters as Behiel did an excellent job developing both of the main leads. I found myself turning pages and rooting for them both.
Happy love story with just enough twists and drama to keep it interesting. Great stuff.
Adriana Aviles
This was a sweet story. The characters were believable. I found the story a little predictable and that is the reason I couldn't give Tina higher eating.
Melanie
Really loved Gray, Andie and all the kids. A few good twists and an overall compelling love story.
Kris
Great, easy to read book. Loved it!!!
Karla
Not a literary breakthrough but I liked it. A simple romance with a slightly predictable twist. Quick read.
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May 24, 2012 Therese marked it as to-read
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Brandi
Such a sweet story.
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