I absolutely LOVE the Walker Brothers! This book did not disappoint. I like that the books intertwine so you still get a glimpse of the other characters. I love the way the way the story of Braydon and Jess unfolded. A lot of growing up for the twins and Braydon coming out into his own. Great character development. Lots of steamy passion between Jess and Braydon, but also lots of romance as well.Another home run for Nicole! I am a HUGE fan of Nicole Edwards' work; I've been following her since the beginning of the Club Destiny series. I was very interested to see where this book was going to go.Braydon is at a loss on what to do for the feelings he has for Jessie. He is in love with her but doesn't want to cause a riff between him and his twin, Brendon. He is the good guy, always the friend and in the shadows of his twin. He doesn't know how to not hurt anyone so he ends up leaving. Little does he know that this only causes more problems. Jessie is left confused and heartbroken because she has loves Braydon too but is very insecure because of the relationships of her past.When Braydon returns from his stint away, the entire Walker clan is there to greet him (which means give him hell). Seeing all the brothers interact with one another is one of my favorite parts of these books. The comradery is authentic and makes the stories more relateable and the characters more likeable. That being said, Braydon doesn't know where to start to fix things and Brendon is spiraling out of control. His actions had me dropping my jaw and they cause a lot of problems. Communication is key and eventually everyone figures that out and things start to get sorted.Overall, this book was everything I've come to expect from Nicole Edwards, a little drama, some angst, super hot and steamy, a bit of humor (at the hands of Sawyer and Zane) and all wrapped up into a love story.
Do You like book Braydon (2014)?
Not my favorite, though I love the series this book just didn't grab me or seem to flow well
—Celina
Expected publication: November 24th 2014
—JakeBlack
