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It's getting better now that the flashback is over.

So far it's boring. The previous books were better. This one seems to have a long flashback sequence.

So far it's boring. The previous books were better. This one seems to have a long flashback sequence.

All of that pin talk was Boring!

TJ tells Ben he is nine years old. Ben thinks about that.

Leigh tells Ben that she was married eight months before her husband died. That should make Ben assume that Leigh was pregnant with TJ. Will Ben learn TJ's birth date and put two and two together, or will Leigh tell him the truth first? Stay tuned.

I thought Camille Hughes' last name was Nash., as in Book 2.

Fool's Gold is full of "The Right Thing to Do" wedding proposals. Josh, Raoul, Finn, and Shane were motivated by pregnancy. Ethan wanted to make thing right for his and Liz's son.

Only in Fool's Gold can a group of men can discuss their feelings at a baseball game.

The same town who tried to help the Stryker kids years ago left 10-yeard-old Josh alone for 3 days after he was abandoned by his mother and didn't help Liz as a kid when she was abused by her mother.

Charlie's horse is named Mason. Mason Dixon, lol.

"Tyler had just turned eleven." Tyler was eleven in Almost Perfect. Shouldn't he be twelve or thirteen by now?

You mean to tell me that when Blake called his family and Harper's family after he found her, she never once heard him say, "It's Blake?" Or he didn't leave messages saying the same when he kept calling her after she stayed away from him?

The word "hawk" appears nine times. When you want to sell an item for quick cash, usually at a pawn shop, you "hock" it, not "hawk" it.

It wouldn't surprise me if in a future book, April, May, or December fall for a guy named March or August.
I wonder if May Mayson got picked on as a child because of her name.

July's middle name is Abigail. In Until November, it's Heaven.

Sven says, “Fine, but five days a week, you’re mine twenty-four seven.” He should have just said “Fine, but five days a week, you’re mine.” You can't be 24/7 for only five days.

I thought Gavin's wife was Amandine, not Amanda.

For someone whose eyes looked "completely devoid of intellect or a single original thought" according to Justin and who appeared to "make a Valley Girl seem like Marie Curie by comparison" according to Vanessa, London sure did recognize the heavily disguised Vanessa quickly.

Why are they watching "Blindspot" approximately 25 years from now? Unless the parents' books take place around 25 years ago. After the whole 50 Shades time conflict, I thought the author would know not to include specific cultural references.