‘The point of conflict came a bit late in the book, so it felt that the end came too quickly - however, that just gave me an excuse to reread it!’
When Samantha Reed, daughter of the local state senator, meets Jase Garrett, everything changes. Having spent most of her life watching the Garretts from the balcony outside her window and wishing she was part of their loud and affectionate family, Samantha suddenly finds herself living what she has only dreamt of.
As her relationship with Jase develops further, Samantha finds herself having to deal with keeping the romance a secret from her mother, who disapproves thoroughly of the Garretts and their large family, in addition to coping with the change brought about by the appearance of Clay Tucker, her mother’s new boyfriend, who also happens to be helping her with her political campaign.
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