The only thing Finn
likes more than being a firefighter is being single and having his
pick of the available women. Rory is a fledgling attorney trying to
establish her independence and make a name for herself in her
mother’s law firm. At the opposite extreme from Finn, Rory hasn’t
had time for romance, and she’s very naïve.
Finn’s parents
would like him to settle down, but it’s the furthest thing from his
mind until he sees Rory. She is one of the attorneys representing the
fire company, and Finn can’t take his eyes off her. The only
problem is that she’s the captain’s daughter, and he has made it
his mission to keep Rory away from an entanglement with a
firefighter.
Finn is sure the
captain doesn’t like him, and when the captain gives him
responsibility for Flash the firehouse dog, Finn is convinced of it.
The beauty of it is that Flash, who has more energy than he knows
what to do with, attracts Rory’s attention and leads to a meeting
and cooperation between Finn and Rory to tame Flash.
This second book in
the Boston Love Series can be read as a standalone novel although
some characters appear in both books. I enjoyed the characters. Finn
is a sexy guy, and it’s fun to see him trying to cope with the idea
that he might want to settle-down with one woman. Rory has little
experience dating, but when she sees Finn she knows what she wants,
and her thoughts are not remotely innocent. However, my favorite
character is Flash. How can you not fall for a lovable dog who does
everything wrong?
If you enjoy a
tender romance that will make you laugh and cry, you’ll like this
book. The characters do a lot of growing over the course of the novel
which makes you keep reading to see if they can overcome their
personal limitations and find happiness in love.
I received this book
from Loveswept for this review.
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