I did enjoy this book quite a bit. There were some things that were handled well, but others that make no sense.
I didn't come across any grammatic errors or typos that jumped out at me, so that was nice.
The story takes place all along the same time as Saving Noah, which was expected, but it wasn't so entwined that there is a lot of repeat information like what was seen in book 2. Just enough to keep the story moving along, but apart enough to make this its own story, rather than piggybacking off of Noah and Emily's story.
The biggest thing that caught my attention that took me out of the story as I tried to figure things out is the mention of Hawke at the very end. Who the heck is this person? I have no recollection of who they are, but according to the author this person is a close part of the family. If this is a character that will be introduced later, did nobody realize that readers have no clue who this is right now?
Also, reading another review, I also agreed with one of their concerns. We are still trying to figure out who Jacob’s dad hooked up with and brought to wedding (from book 2). It came across as so mysterious, but nothing was really explained and nothing went further into it.
I am looking forward to continuing this series.
I would read this book again, and I would recommend it to others in the future.