Another fun book from Samantha Chase! While this book could probably be enjoyed on its own - reading the series from the beginning is the way to go!

I never thought I would say this, but I'm so happy to have had this wait for Bobby's story (I was clamoring for it quite a few books ago), but this book invites us back into the characters who were the focus of previous books in the Shaughnessy series (and the Band on the Run series), so it was definitely a treat to get to see some of them! I highly recommend this very enjoyable story!

I received this book free in exchange for an honest review via Netgalley (thanks to Sourcebooks).

Bobby and Teagan are so wonderful together! I love their dynamic, their story, and just how much they allow each other to be free from their pasts. He is just simply the best, even when she was frustrating him (and me)! A great addition to one of my favorite series!

Bobby Hannigan sustains a gunshot wound that may end his career as a police officer and he's not sure what he'll do if that happens. While he is recuperating he meets Teagan Shaughnessy -- single mom to a little boy named Lucas. They hit it off immediately because Teagan understands Bobby's struggles and he makes an instant connection with Lucas. Even though Bobby and Teagan are having a great time getting to know each other they have one obstacle standing between them -- namely Bobby's brother -in-law Quinn. Quinn is well aware of Bobby's past history with women and feels the need to earn his cousin Teagan. But it turns out that the real obstacle will be Bobby's career as a police officer. Teagan has some unresolved issues to come to terms with that will be the deciding factor regarding a future with Bobby.

Imagine my surprise when I saw another The Shaughnessy Brothers story. Knowing that Owen the last brother had his book. We are introduced to Teigen Shaughnessy a cousin of the clan. Bobby hannigan(the heroine of Always my girl brother). Teigen and her family moves to North Caroline. She is a single mother who lost her fiancee in Afghanistan and is starting over. This book was very short it more reminded me of a novella. It was sweet that the author gave a secondary character his book and we the audience get to know how his story ends. Review on goodreads.