I've been reading the Callaways for some time now, with each new book I think, I wish I had been born into a family like this... Ian is the genius, the scientist, the quiet, which despite loving the family with all its might he Feels excluded, doesn't interact much, but is as wonderful as his cousins and brothers... as a Callaway.
In 'Take Me Home' we met Ian, when he traveled with Emma and Burke to Ireland as a gift from the grandmother to the three, so that each of them would find a future or reencounter themselves. Since then I've been curious about Ian's love story.
Ian met a great scientist on his trip to Ireland, Seamus Donellan, was a pupil of Ian's great-grandfather, and gave some advice to Ian... since then Ian has worked on his head a way to slow down the work, trying to find the balance between work and life. When Seamus sent a box with Ian's great-grandfather's diaries and asked him to deliver an order to his daughter Grace in Tahoe, Ian didn't resist and went to 'pay' the debt to Seamus.
Little did Ian know that his life was going to change completely, and that he would live an intense week, with a lot of adventure, but a tension that will be worth it so that he not only thinks about his next steps, but that makes him walk in a new and Wonderful life, a complete life, with love and family.
Grace doesn't see, has not spoken to her father for more than 10 years, can't forgive what he did to her, her mother and sister, but when she receives from her father, an order she doesn't want to receive but that has come to be delivered by a handsome, sexy, charming man but a scientist like her father... she can't resist, tinkering with her past, to make a wonderful future with a charmingly intelligent and loving man.
The Callaway family appears in this book in charming ways, with great news and always showing how important family is to each of them.