![]() ![]() There were far too many secondary characters (I couldn't keep track of all the hot O'Leary men), not a lot of steam, and a fairly obvious mystery surrounding the disappearance of a camper. He tells us he's devastated, but the emotion didn't come through in the writing.Įv was snarky and unwilling to commit, even though it was Si who was supposed to be the commitment-phobe (or so we were told I never saw any evidence of this). Some authors can pull it off, but it got old quickly here, especially since I never felt Ev's grief. Ev lost his husband a year prior and thinks that being with Si is tantamount to cheating on his deceased spouse. ![]() Unfortunately, I didn't much like Everett. He said something stupid once and apologized, but he was understanding and patient. Silas, who's a police officer, was a likable character. The small town setting was charming, and Everett's grandpa Hen was hilarious. ![]() I loved May Archer's The Way Home series and also enjoyed The Date, the prequel to the Love in O'Leary series, which introduced us to the town of O'Leary and featured Cal the baker and Ash the SEAL (two of the numerous secondary characters present in this story). ![]()
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