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480 pages, Paperback
First published March 3, 2015
"I'm the oldest of ten kids. Bossy is my business."
"Are you always like that?"
"Sometimes more than others."
"Like when?"
"You really want to know?" he asked.
"I wouldn't have asked if I didn't really want to know."
He leaned in close to her. pressing his lips against her ear. "I'm really bossy in bed."
A tremble went trhough her that he felt becasue he was sitting so close to her.
"Is that right?"
"Uh-huh."
"Bossy how?"
[...]
"I know what I want, and I know how to get it, but only after you get what you want."
Uh yeah. 
Hunter is all quiet, buttoned-up, fancy pants wearing and totally in control. With the exception of his feelings for Megan, once he lets them loose, he does not back down where she is concerned. Megan needs someone to tell her she matters and give her encouragement to be who she really wants to be. Can you imagine being told, "I really like you and I just want you to be you? I'm not going to put up with the walls you've put up because I want you... no matter what." (In a non-stalkery way, of course)
I adore the family aspect that is prevalent in Ms. Force's novel's and the Abbott family is so completely fascinating. Elmer and Lincoln play matchmaker once again, I just love those guys.
Who's next? Ella and Gavin. Ms. Force always manages to introduce a new couple and make you out of your mind and ready to read them immediately. She dangles a new couple in front of you like bait on a hook. Consider me HOOKED.
As always there are so many hilarious moments, Ms. Force never fails to make me laugh and inevitably, swoon.