Review by Library Journal Review
Raised in an ultraconservative home, Ella Webber has nearly reached 30, with little experience in life as the rest of the world knows it. Finally out on her own, Ella is learning the guilty pleasures of Justin Timberlake music and action movies. She is now resolute about enter the dating world as well and has her eyes on Declan Stone. Declan is enjoying Ella's company, but faithfulness and commitment have never been in his wheelhouse. Declan is still haunted by all he saw in Afghanistan and is certain that Ella deserves more than the baggage he brings to a relationship. But Ella is determined, and she has the rest of the Danvers girls on her side. Verdict Ella's overly judgmental, hidebound mother is one-dimensional, with no redeeming qualities. Also, everything ties up a bit too cleanly in the end. Still, the interplay among the girls of Danvers International (Weekends Required; Not Planning on You; Fall for Me) is entertaining and will have readers seeking out other entries in the series that they have missed.-Heather Lisa Maneiro, Minnesota State Univ. Lib., Moorhead (c) Copyright 2013. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
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