I absolutely loved this series!!! The progression of the characters was extremely satisfying and the twists and turns of the mystery surrounding the family kept me hooked from beginning until the end. Mary Connealy has become one of my favorite authors. I am gobbling up everything she writes.

Another engaging story in this series. So many twists and unexpected changes in the story line. Such a reminder of family value and coming together.

What can I say that I haven't already said about Mary Connealy's books? She is a master of plot, intrigue and hilarious characters. This third book in the series ties it all together and is full of surprises and humor. Ever since Mary Connealy started writing I have been following her series and I am always waiting (rather impatiently) for the next book to come along. You can't go wrong here. Put her at the top of your favorite author list!

This one is the story of Wyatt and Molly and makes the Hunt family complete. If you've read the first two books of the series you have been waiting for this one! If you haven't read them, go back and get them and catch up on the story and then read this one. This is one of this author's best series so far. She doesn't have an actual best because they are all entertaining in their own way.

I have voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book that I received from NetGalley. All views expressed are only my honest opinion.

I purely love a Mary Connealy book. I have been a fan since I read the first book by her. Now I never miss one and eagerly look to each new one. This series is so much fun. Three brothers, who never knew they were brothers, try to come to grips with the fact that their biological father was a low down snake in the grass.

Here is Wyatt and Molly’s story. Connealy ties everything up quite nicely as all the family pulls together to set things right. I am always giggling throughout at Connealy’s dry wit. And she always includes a sweet spiritual truth. Each time I finish one of her books, I am hungry for the next. Well done!!

My thanks to Bethany House for a copy of this book via Net Galley. The opinion here is my own.