I loved the first book, so I had no doubt I would enjoy the sequel and I did. Rhone and Adam are still as sweet and swoonworthy as ever. I really liked the problems they kept getting caught up in. I think this mystery aspect worked better in this series than it did in [b:A Fostered Love|6235225|A Fostered Love (Foster Siblings, #1)|Cameron Dane|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1237874462l/6235225._SY75_.jpg|6417894] - probably because Adam and Rhone are actually private investigators so it's not right out of left field. I felt sorry for poor Wes. But I liked the whole subplot with Annie and Ford. They're in LOVE! 4.5 stars, rounded up to 5 for enjoyment. ( )

I loved this sequel to Finding Home. It gives more details of Adam's and Rhone's life together two years later.

Even though they are trying to focus on getting married, others' problems keep "interfering", which makes for a relaxing, fun read. The depth of emotions between the two lovers and Adam's struggle to come to terms with Rhone's bi-sexuality (although that label is never mentioned) give the story a deeper meaning which I really liked.

(I would definitely recommend reading the first volume before attempting this one, there are too many references you will miss otherwise.) ( )

Adam and Rhone are back and this time they are staying in Vermont for about a week before they get married. It's all about relaxing, kicking back, and enjoying each other or is it. Not only are there still some issues that Adam and Rhone have to deal with, there is a couple they have to bring back together, a family reunion to conduct, and a mystery to resolve. For these guys and their rest of the Quinn crew its no problem to get it all done and still make it to the chapel on time. ( )

Usually Seasonal romances are light, especially the one turning around Christmas, even more when there is a marriage in them, it’s like putting together the most romantic situations, a sugary overdose is assured, but if the author mixes well the ingredients, the result could a master chef marriage cake. And to have some cherries on top of the cake, this is also a “family” get together story, a typical expedient of publishers under Christmas, asking authors to write a story in the middle of the series, where previous characters make cameo appearances. What surprised me is that, in the end, I think the sequel of Rhone and Adam’s story is probably even better than the previous one.

Truth be told, at the beginning of the story I was a little worried: it had started in a very romantic way, with Adam proposing Rhone and Rhone gladly accepting. But when they arrive on the posh hotel in Vermont where they are getting married on New Year’s Eve, they soon stumble upon two mysteries: another soon to be married couple who seem to have other reason other than love to tight the knot, and a young man who is apparently the victim of a case of domestic violence… not exactly two romantic situations, and in someway they clashed with the feeling of the story. But I was worrying for nothing, and indeed the two stories give a reason more to this romance, other than letting the reader witness the happy conclusion of Rhone and Adam’s love story; that is probably the most common fault of this type of stories, they have no reason to be if not to put a nice pink bow on an already told relationship.

The story serves also to give to the reader some proofs more that Rhone is really in love with Adam: Rhone still likes and dreams women, but he has now started to appreciated also the male beauty, and in particular Adam’s beauty. Rhone is in love with Adam not since he is a man but since he is Adam, and it’s a stronger type of love, one that probably will not lessen with age and time. Rhone and Adam are now lovers, but they were and still are also friends, the relationship between them is of mutuality and dependence, a very balanced one. There is not top or bottom, no leader or follower, all right, on a physical way, maybe Rhone is bigger than Adam, but for all the rest, they both have different strengths that put them on a same level.

Finally, the story is also very sexy, Rhone and Adam are in love and enjoy it a lot, and they are often all over each other, even more now that their marriage day is coming. The sex is good, plenty and naughty enough to be very enjoyable, but not too much to be only a resistance marathon.

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