Interesting?
Be prepared to suspend all disbelief but it wasn't horrible. I don't know a single modern male who would not even blink as discovering that the woman he's crushing on had his brother's baby, let alone jump from possessive crush to openly sharing her with both brothers when that wasn't a relationship they'd ever considered before. The only thing that mirrors reality in this book is the single mom working her butt off and grateful for her mom's help raising her child. It's almost more insta-love and would work better with a paranormal angle than plain humans. Honestly, I've read shifter fated romances where the participants took less time to fall in love and jump to
... activities. The only relationship that feels halfway normal is her and Nate. Because that at least went from years of friendship, joking, and flirting to what it became. And the mom and dad accepting the relationship so quickly is a head scratcher, too. Kids? They're adaptable and as long as they're loved will accept that love without question. But Logan's quick turnaround, and Bennett's instant capitulation into this this RH relationship and lack of anger at her dodging the 'is this my kid' question- those reactions just don't gel with reality. And the ultimatum Nate tosses down out of the blue when nothing had really been discussed beforehand was a shining example of the contrived and tortured use of the miscommunication trope. And, the entire basis of the 'forbidden' angle was laughable. She couldn't possibly see them as familial at all in the matter of hours it took to go from 'wth did my mom do on vacation' to 'omg they're each so hot, gotta climb them'. So some of those monologues are beyond ridiculous.
I looked at the other titles, both in this series and in their author collection, and have decided nope. I usually try to start at the beginning of a series but this one popped up as a suggestion after finishing a different book and when I saw the others, and the fact that they weren't serials, just decided to jump in here and try the author out. It was... interesting. I can't say it was world rocking, but it was a quick, fluffy read that didn't involve any dark tropes, horror inducing backstories, so I appreciated that. But for a modern RH romance it didn't make a lot of sense, either. They weren't that close of brothers. They'd never shared a partner before. While sharing her they got very close to each others' bits and bobbles and never a blink. They also direct each others' bedroom activities without a hiccup. Honestly? Take this out of the 'series', break it down into 3 parts: her meeting Bennett in college and jumping to her as a single mom in Forge and discovering the parents' marriage and meeting the brothers, then moving to building the various relationships and 2/3 of way through Bennett comes back from his assignment overseas, and wrapping up with everything coming together life-wise/work-wise/Ella-wise/parents-wise. The story, as I stated, was interesting, and the author put a good bit into it. It's better than several books I've come across recently. It would be interesting to see if they could expand on this story and flesh it out into something more believable (yes, I know it's fictional lol) and heartwarming. And that ultimatum would have fit better into an expanded story vs the week they've been together, just saying lol.