This was a solid book and although we got a good dose of romance from our MCs (Rick and Travis) - this book felt very much like a family book. A list of characters that make up a loving family. I say that because to me the hero, or rather the main character, was Sam Albright. He's at the center of this series and even though he has a romance story of his own, I was actually not drawn to hear more about it - other than to know that he has a good woman in Dora - at his side to complement, support, and love him - to make him happy.The turn of events with Rick and Travis - their relationship with their parents/family, health, challenges, and their future - felt sad, bittersweet, but also HFN. It really is impossible to not like anything written by Kaje Harper and this book is no exception. This book was not a page turner/unputdownable for me like some others have been, but picking it back up was something I looked forward to and enjoyed. It felt lovely, comforting..like a needed hug or a nice luscious bed at the end of a very tiring day. I don't know whether this book is the end of the series or if the series will take us in another direction - however it unfolds though, I'll be there to pick up my copy of her next book! This is a sequel to the free short story in the Family Series. This one is novel length and, since I'm a huge Kaje Harper fan, I went into it expecting to enjoy it and I was not disappointed. Great character development, for the MC's and all the secondary characters. Thorough stories and plots - just a very absorbing, emotional story. The story did not always go the way I thought it would but I did get my HEA. :-}
What do You think about The Family We Make (2014)?
Kaje Harper - do I need to say more? She still has to write a book I wouldn't be sucked in.
—jpetes
I could not get fully into this book. It was ok in chapters but it did not fully engage me.
—hanaa
This book was read and reviewed by Love Bytes Reviews.
—Otherworldly12
four stars. Honest storylines. Great characters.
—Lozenger
