Anything But Love (Beth Ciotta)
In the previous book, the story of Luke and Reagan was foreshadowed with a love triangle, since Sam (Luke's cousin) also battling for Rae's heart, even if Rae said that she didn't have any feelings for Sam. One thing for sure, I'm glad that the whole love triangle was resolved early on, with the arrival of Harper Day (whom Sam ended up lusting). I knew that love triangle would not make me feel comfortable.
Anyway I loved this third book because of Luke, the Sugar Creek resident playboy. I knew that when he fell in love, it would be special. I thought Luke's determination to change her life because of Rae and the pregnancy was sweet. He knew he wanted to be better for Rae and the baby. I admired that. I did wish that Ms. Ciotta had more scenes of Luke and his dyslexia problem because I thought it was a very good background. As for Rae, she had a strong spine, despite having such poisonous Mom.
As always, there were updates from previous couples and teasers of Sam and Harper for the next book...