Wednesday, December 29, 2021

Review : The Father of her Sons

The Father of Her Sons by Christine Rimmer

Genre: Contemporary, Romance, 
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Pages: 224
PublishedOctober 26th 2021 by Harlequin Special Edition
She thought she knew everything she needed to know about him in New York Times bestselling author Christine Rimmer's first book in the brand-new Wild Rose Sisters series!

How do you make up for four years of lost time?

No last names. No promises to meet again. No way for Payton Dahl to find the man who’s the father of her twin boys. Until fate reunites them four years later. Easton Wright now wants to be part of his sons’ lives—with the woman he fell hard for during those seven days and nights of bliss. Payton doesn’t want her sons to grow up fatherless like she did, but can she risk trusting Easton when she’s been burned in the past?
Payton and Easton had an agreement they were only in it for a good time and that was all. No information exchanged and they wouldn't meet again. Problem is Payton ended up pregnant with no way to contact the father and its been a few years. Now they unexpectedly see eachother once again and she gotta break the news as well as see what will become of their lives now that he's back.

Well this was pretty enjoyable contemporary romance read. I enjoyed the characters and getting to know them. Payton was a pretty independent women who can be relied on for those around her and a good mother. Then there was Easton who was a hard worker in his family business and was thrown when he finds out about his kids but will do everything he can to make sure he's in their  lives there is no time to waste. I do feel like he rushed into it a bit but he was a guy who was straight forward. I enjoyed the romance between the two as well and that Payton was a bit more level headed when it came to their whole situation trying to keep a bit of distance I mean understandably while Easton was rushing into things it cant just be like that there would be so much at stake. Overall this was a nice read and I really enjoyed it. 

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