This book is about James trying to find his new place among the crew and in his career now that he's living in Middleton. Some sexy times happen and crazy developments occur. Can James find where he belongs?
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This book was interesting and unexpected. I have to admit I feel like James was a little out of character but I don't know why. Maybe because out of all the crew I've always felt like he's the one that got the least amount of "screen time". The one we didn't know a lot about. I had no idea he had a sister (unless I missed it in a previous book) or about his childhood. I thought it was fun seeing all the different things he was good at and wondering what he was going to end up doing. I do have to admit I was quite surprising to see him join Jordan's team. It doesn't seem like the kind of job that James would do nor was there ever any hint in previous books that he'd be good at this king of work. And then when we get to him saving the kid from the center that takes in kids that need help we only get a brief description of what happened which was kind of disappointing. I do have to admit the sex was hot and the crew are as supportive as ever and I really liked that about the book. I found the book kind of ended on a cliffhanger about James' sister and now I really want to know what happened to her. All in all a good book but not what I've come to expect from a Powertool's book. Definitely different than the others in the series but I liked it.
✯★✯
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