Publisher: Berkley
Published: July 25, 2017
ISBN: 978-0451477583
Genre: Contemporary
Romance
Format: Print
Obtained via: Publisher
Reviewed by
name and email address: Gina myreviewbooks@aol.com
On the road to recovery after what could have been a career
ending injury, Jensen Lund is back home and ready to fight for his job. Happily ensconced in brother-in-law- Axl
Hammersmith’s apartment he’s looking forward to hanging out with neighbors and
getting on with his training. What he
doesn’t want is a relationship. Especially
one that would interfere with his three rules for dating – no single mom’s, no cheerleaders
and on one affiliated with the medical profession. The last thing he expects is to find is not
only has his neighbor, Martin taken off with his girlfriend for an extended vacation,
but his sister, a very attractive red head has moved in. And to make matters worse, she breaks all his
rules—she’s a single mom, a cheerleader and affiliated with medical
personnel. But rules are made to be
broken, right?
Rowan Michael’s has two priorities in her life – her son Calder
and her cheerleading career. The last
thing she wants in her life is a football player. But when her big, blond and absolutely
gorgeous neighbour comes calling, she can’t be rude, right? Especially when he’s injured and her brother’s
friend.
I have totally enjoyed Lorelei James’ Need You Series and hope
that WHEN I NEED YOU is not the last because there are several more intriguing
cousins and siblings who I know how stories of their own to tell. I knew after ALL YOU NEED James was going to have
a long way to go to outdo herself. WHEN
I NEED YOU comes close, but it didn’t quite reach ALL YOU NEED. That said, I really like the setup of Snow
Village and wouldn’t have minded living there myself. Rowan’s development as a character was really
well done. Watching her movement from an
over-protective single mother to an independent woman who learns to trust
another person was super to read. While
secondary characters, Astrid and Selka were among my favorites. I really think Selka deserves a story in her
own right.
James puts in just the right amount of tease to keep you turning
pages. Each book in the series can stand
on its own because James gives just enough back story to catch you up. That said, you will want to read them all.
This is an objective review and not an endorsement of
this book.
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