As much as I enjoyed this book, and as much as it flowed well, I couldn't get over how much Tucker bickered with his brothers. I get it already, they give each other crap...constantly. It was too much. I don't say that because I don't think it's realistic. I come from a big family and I know how siblings can act. But as a reader, I don't need a play by play (pun kind of intended) of every conversation. It got to the point that I felt the jabs between brothers was being used to fill up pages, not to advance the story in any way at all.

I adore Tucker and Aubry. There was a bit in the beginning that I was afraid Aubry would be that super resistant bordering on unlikable heroine. I'm glad she wasn't written that way. It bums me out when I don't like the hero and/or heroine, even for a little bit. These two were more than likable though. That's why it bugs me that I felt I had to knock down my rating due to the other issue mentioned above.

I'm really enjoying the Cassidy family as a whole and I'm glad they're getting their stories told, I just need a bit less of the brotherly "bonding".