3.5 StarsThis book was the story of Leah and Stefen... They both come from different backgrounds but had their paths cross b/c of Abby and Caleb... Leah is Abby's best friend, while Stefen is Caleb's cousin and best friend... With Stefen's playboy background Caleb warned him to stay away from Leah... She isn't the type of girl that Stefen is used to and deserves better than he could ever offer... Talked into spending time with Stefen while Abby and Caleb were off on their honeymoon Leah was forced to get to know this playboy... Even though she knew he was trouble she couldn't help how attracted she was to him or deny this unexplainable pull she had towards him... This book was about growing up, change, trust and falling in love... I love how the stories unfold and things aren't rushed... Looking forward to the next 2 installments of this series... Stefen and Leah were not on the same page for most of the book. If they were reading a book, then Leah would have been ahead of Stefen and he wouldn't be able to give her everything she was asking. Then she gives up the book and decides to read another book and Stefen gets the lead. He keeps reading the same book and she tries to convince herself that the other book is satisfying. When she finally realizes how awful the other book was she abandons it and continued to read the first book. Finally Stefen and Leah got on the same page and finished the book together. I know that that little story is silly, but that's how I saw the whole book. The only thing you have to do is replace the word book with the word relationship and use your imagination a bit and you got the story.Despite the fact that I haven't read the first book yet (It All Started With a Lima Bean) I loved seeing Abby Caleb's life after they found out their HEA. I am super excited about Dani and Zachary's story as well as for Brianna and Josh's. There was a little glimpse about what is happening between the two couples and I am curious about what Kimi Flores has up for them.I enjoyed the story and I only have one complaint. I don't know Spanish ok, maybe I know a couple of words, but not enough to understand what Leah's family was saying sometimes. I ended up reading something that I couldn't understand. To be fair to the author the Spanish sentences were a few and the reading experience wasn't tainted. Sometimes it was easy to make out what they were saying and some words are a bit explicit. It's nice to know that Greek and Spanish have some very similar words... That was the only problem I had with the book, so I would recommend the book without hesitation.
What do You think about An Exceptional Twist (2000)?
This was a great 2nd book in the series. I cannot wait for the others. I love your writing.
—regblue22
This books need a little bit of spicy to clean for my taste.
—Gerd
