These stories just keep getting better and better with each installment. And even though Weston comes pretty darn close, Stratton is still my favorite English brother. I am so hooked on this series, I just hope it doesn't end soon. That would make me very sad. :(

Weston was the youngest of the English brothers and was trying to find himself in the corporate world, but he's completely torn. He wants to make a difference in the world by trying to help 1st time juvenile offenders find a better way of life, but by following his heart he'd be letting his whole family down. On the other hand.....by breaking down and practicing Corporate Law in the family business, he knew he'd be completely and utterly miserable. What should he do? He was trying to figurer this all out on his way to pick up his year long on again and off again girlfriend, that he'd invited to his brothers wedding. Flowers in hand he heads up to her apartment, only to find out she was on her way out the door with a suit case. She tells him they aren't going to work, and that she's headed off to Rome to meet an old boyfriend. Weston didn't think the day could get any worse. He heads to the wedding alone, vowing to drown himself in alcohol to get him through the night. But he wasn't all alone in his thinking that night. No sir! Sitting beside him at the bar was a hot looking redheaded woman, who looked to be in the same boat, so to speak.

Molly had left her home in Ohio and the only life she had ever known to persue her own dreams of making a difference in the lives of the inner-city kids. She knows it won't be easy, or that she might not be able to save everyone, but if she can just save a few it would be well worth the effort. Her whole family was completely against her going, including her fiance', Dusty. Little did she know it would cost her everything she had ever known, and destroy her heart in the process. The night before her fiance' was supposed to roll into town, he called to say their relationship was over, and that he'd been seeing someone else for months. Heartbroken; Molly doesn't want to go to the wedding of her friend, Daisy's wedding anymore, but she knows Daisy would be heart-broken if she doesn't. So she picks herself up and goes to the wedding.

Weston finds Molly belly up to the bar, spouting directions to the bartender. When their eyes meet, sparks fly, butterflies erupt. Neither of them can seem to ignore the hot sparks flying between them, it was like the whole world faded away, and only the two of them existed. It becomes one wild ride of emotions from that point on between these two strangers.

Most of the secondary characters in this story was just as vital, as the two main characters. Some will have you rolling on the floor with laughter, others will make you want to reach out and slap their smug faces. But.... most of them will find a way to warm your heart and soothe your souls.

Now I'm off to read about Kate........

4.5 Stars

Weston, Weston.. sweet, tender, warm hearted and yeah, has the tendency to punch guys in the face at times hehe Really enjoyed this one! Gotta say I WAS considering which is my absolute favorite - him or Stratton, but as it seems Stratton is going to stay my favorite book boyfriend :) and yet, this story was really special. Though the story only spans less than two days, we get a love story I could totally believe. A bit instant love-y I guess, and yeah it was a Happy For Now because of the short time they know each other but I really liked the buildup of their "relationship" or rather how they got closer and closer to one another.

Weston and Molly had a horrible day, both were dumped by their "significant other", well, for Molly it was her douche bag of fiance who cheated on her, as for Weston, it wasn't as bad, his on-off girlfriend told him they are better off without each other exactly when Weston was about to suggest they move their relationship to the next step. They meet at the bar on Daisy and Fitz's wedding where both don't feel like being. Molly is a friend of Daisy's and though she LOVE weddings, this one isn't making her tearful in a heart warming kind of way, it's making her mad and wild especially about Weston who seems to be the cure for her bad temper.

Weston and Molly have a lot in common, for Weston Molly is an inspiration and as they talk and share their life's story (generally) he comes to the conclusion it's about time he comes clean to his family about not wanting to work at "English and Sons" and do something else (he find meaningful) with his life. I loved the way Weston saw Molly and the courage she was able to give him through her words, her touch and even her expressions.

For Molly, finding someone who truly see her and get her was SO refreshing. Also the whole interaction with Weston teaches her more about herself, about what she wants, what she feels comfortable with and just how much Weston is willing to do and be so she would feel safe. I loved that about him, but I also loved that she was true to herself and when she felt she wasn't ready she said so and the moment passed without a mention of "blue balls" or the guy getting frustrated / the moment being broken, the scene went on smoothly because Weston wasn't about to make a big deal of. I could totally see what she found in him, as it was also obvious what he saw in her.

I gotta say, on the first chapter I REALLLY didn't like Molly, she sounded the mosy boring and cliche person EVER, then we moved to Weston's side of the story and when we were back to her, I was already IN the story and loved the way they interacted with each other and came to really like her at the end :) I LOVED LOVED LOVED the fact they were both into horses and stables. For me, the most peaceful place ON EARTH is somewhere I can smell the hay and the horses, just soak the whole atmostphere of the place, but naturally it all comes down to being near a horse, just touching the tips of my fingers to their soft silky nose.. ~sigh~ so the scenes in the family's stables were perfection for me!

As I wrote somewhere above the whole story takes place a little more than a day. We start the morning of the wedding with both being frustrated and angry, then they meet and seem to spend time together, lose one another only to find each other again and again and again, I loved it. It was so sweet and sort of magical. When we get to noon the following day I totally accepted there is a real relationship between the two even if they just met a short time ago, I BELIEVED what happened between them because I felt I was THERE the whole time.

The resolution of Weston's dilemma about leaving "English and Sons" was done well. Even with the little disagreements, and hard feelings, it all felt real. I'm glad we FINALLY got to meet Tom English (the father) it was long awaited, especially because there are two short novellas of how he met and fell for Eleanora. I'm really curious about that :) Also we got to meet Kate "face to face" as she attended the wedding. I enjoyed her relationship with Stratton in the previous book and in this one she also has a small but significant part. But I gotta say I'm worried about her book (the following installment) because I don't know if Etienne is redeemable .. we'll see :)

A JOY to read. Didn't want to put it down. Weston is as close to perfection as one could get (if we're not putting him up against Stratton that is ;))

Tags: Contemporary Romance

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While Weston has been mentioned in all of the previous books, we don’t see quite as much of him as everyone else, so I was very anxious to get his story, as the others have been fantastic.

My heart went out to Weston. He had such a huge life decision wearing him down. I truly enjoyed his story. Weston is strong and sweet and passionate and it was great to see him go after what he wants.

His encounter with Molly enlightened him. Molly is determined, and fierce and full of spirit. Weston & Molly’s connection was thunderous. I loved their dynamic and how they strengthen each other and their emotions fed off of each other.

While Wes & Molly fall very quickly and the story is very fast, it’s still packed with emotions. I do wish there would have been a little more closure with the brothers and more of Wes & Molly as a couple.

Another captivating Blueberry Lane story! I am very much enjoying this series and can’t wait to see what’s in store for Kate.