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Brothers #2
A Family of His Own
The eagerly awaited spin-off to Fathers & Other Strangers!
He's never met the woman he couldn't charm until now!
Jason Van der Bollen is to put it bluntly a womaniser. Dashing and delightful, yes. But still a womaniser. Lately, though, he's been thinking there's something missing in his life. Maybe that's why he moves back home to west Texas. After all, his brother's family is there and the idea of family has suddenly become very appealing to the confirmed bachelor.
His nephew claims Jason's been "bitten by that nesting impulse" but what does an eleven-year-old know?
Yet when Jason meets Laura Ghant, "nesting" or even "mating for life" doesn't seem such a bad idea. At least, not to Jason. Laura, on the other hand, wants nothing to do with him. Poetic justice?
He's never met the woman he couldn't charm until now!
Jason Van der Bollen is to put it bluntly a womaniser. Dashing and delightful, yes. But still a womaniser. Lately, though, he's been thinking there's something missing in his life. Maybe that's why he moves back home to west Texas. After all, his brother's family is there and the idea of family has suddenly become very appealing to the confirmed bachelor.
His nephew claims Jason's been "bitten by that nesting impulse" but what does an eleven-year-old know?
Yet when Jason meets Laura Ghant, "nesting" or even "mating for life" doesn't seem such a bad idea. At least, not to Jason. Laura, on the other hand, wants nothing to do with him. Poetic justice?
- GenresRomance
304 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published July 1, 1996
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January 5, 2017
3.5 stars. I loved the whole book till the ending. The whole thing with Lloyd... eh. He seemed like a cartoon villain. But the rest of it was sweet and funny. I loved the relationship between the brothers!
April 19, 2011
Make sure you read Fathers & Other Strangers before you read this one. I made the mistake of reading this one first so I had to go back and read the other one and then read this one, again.
So, its been a few years since I have read this book. I am pretty sure I loved it, but will only give it 4 stars as to not lead anyone on. I am thinking about reading them both again once I finish my current book. If I do, I will come back and update my review to make it more accurate. Until then, I will leave you with the summary on the back cover of the book. :)
He's never met a woman he couldn't charm - until now!
Jason Van der Bollen is - to put it bluntly - a womanizer. Dashing and delightful, yes. But still a womanizer. Lately, though, he's been thinking there's something missing in his life. Maybe that's why he moves back home to west Texas. After all, his brother's family is there... and the idea of family has suddenly become very appealing to the confirmed bachelor.
His nephew claims Jason's been "bitten by that nesting impulse" - but what does an eleven year old know?
Yet when Jason meets Laura Ghant, "nesting" or even "mating for life" doesn't seem such a bad idea. At least, not to Jason. Laura, on the other hand, wants nothing to do with him. Poetic justice?
So, its been a few years since I have read this book. I am pretty sure I loved it, but will only give it 4 stars as to not lead anyone on. I am thinking about reading them both again once I finish my current book. If I do, I will come back and update my review to make it more accurate. Until then, I will leave you with the summary on the back cover of the book. :)
He's never met a woman he couldn't charm - until now!
Jason Van der Bollen is - to put it bluntly - a womanizer. Dashing and delightful, yes. But still a womanizer. Lately, though, he's been thinking there's something missing in his life. Maybe that's why he moves back home to west Texas. After all, his brother's family is there... and the idea of family has suddenly become very appealing to the confirmed bachelor.
His nephew claims Jason's been "bitten by that nesting impulse" - but what does an eleven year old know?
Yet when Jason meets Laura Ghant, "nesting" or even "mating for life" doesn't seem such a bad idea. At least, not to Jason. Laura, on the other hand, wants nothing to do with him. Poetic justice?
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