3.5

I didn't have any big expectations about "Up all night", so overall the story was a positive surprise for me.

In the beginning I struggled a bit with the characters and sorting all the characters names. I liked Jessica and Mitchell and how they got to know each others. I had lots of fun going on the dates with them and Mitchell already struggling with his 30-days-rule.

To the end his development changed a little bit too quickly and the love story felt a little bit rushed. The drama was a little bit too much as well and I really didn't like Jessicas behaviour in that situation.

Overall it was an entertaining story with a cute couple.

Received an ARC from NetGalley for an honest review.

I'm smitten and completely into these Walker men. As tough as they all want to be, they fall hard when the right woman comes along. Jessica is everything Mitchell never knew he wanted. He's lived his life without connecting with anyone but his brothers for good reason. After a terrible childhood and an incident that put his older brother in jail, he's perfectly fine keeping his relationships short and sweet. Jessica, meanwhile has a father with a matrimony habit, leaving her with a severe distrust of anyone in the medical profession.

When the two of them get together, it isn't long before sparks fly and my goodness, do they fly. Mitchell and Jessica quickly fall into this perfect little situation with adorable dogs and yummy muffins and before you know it, they're each realizing how far they've fallen. Then, of course, there's drama that tears them apart because otherwise it would be too easy. That ending was great and seeing all of the brothers together again was wonderful.

This definitely wasn't as sad as Jake's book, but you still got a healthy dose of emotion.

I just found out that the author hasn't written Derek's book yet and now I'm at a loss because I know myself and I'll probably end up forgetting how much I loved these brothers.