The saga of the McCade brothers continue, as it is Dallas turn for love. Dallas certainly won’t be the easiest man to love, as from the first book, he came across as rather callous. Dallas certainly doesn’t make a good first impression on Gillian Bankston. Gillian is an independent career woman that works in a male dominant profession, and certainly not someone that Dallas can push around. Somehow Gillian brought the best out in Dallas, and they really seem to complement each other.
There were a few memorable scenes in this book, especially around the events of how Daniel’s birth unfolded. I totally enjoyed the festivies at the Founder’s Day Jubilee. It was a slice right out of small town America. It was written so you could just picture all the festivities, and almost could smell the popcorn and hotdogs. Gosh, I wanted my own snow cone after reading that chapter! It was also in this chapter that the stage was set for the next book in this series, as Kelsey McCade arranged for her dad, Austin McCade, to be paired with her school teacher, Miss Rogers for the racing competitions. I once again totally got a kick out of Sarah Sue. Over-all this was a pleasant read.