Picking up where DSP left off. Weston and Lizzie are on their honeymoon for two weeks. Still reeling from the bombshell dropped in his lap right before his wedding vows, Weston is trying to find the right time to tell Lizzie about his newly found out about two year old child, Sebastian. The honeymoon turns into games of love and pleasure and uncovering of secret parts of themselves. Unfortunately the one secret Weston wants to reveal is thrown in Lizzie's face via the internet. Trying to sort their growing relationship along with a new child and the taking over of her company has the two of them at odds on planning for the future. Add in the child's mother, Weston's family problems, Lizzie's new company role and it all comes to a head in this explosive story. ( )

3.75 stars. Nothing wrong with the book, in fact, it was spectacular and totally deserved 5 stars. It's just my own issues against kids involved that seem to be showing. However, I absolutely loved how in love these two are. This seems like the first romance novel I have read in which the MCs don't just take reckless in-love decisions and are practical about their decisions and actually take into account the long-term implications that their decisions have. Made the book feel more realistic and overall more likable
I was also impressed by Lizzie's ability to look past her initial dislike of Derryl and see his perspective. Overall, what I liked most about this book was how maturely the MCs dealt with their situations (at least until the near end, when, as it always seems to in romance novels, everything seems to magically work out for them)
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4.3 stars

I found that I enjoyed this book more than part one because it gave me the chance to truly experience a new story rather than rehashing the time line from Donovan and Sbrina's duet. It made me appreciate the story in a new way.

Looking forward to what is next. ( )

3.75 stars. Nothing wrong with the book, in fact, it was spectacular and totally deserved 5 stars. It's just my own issues against kids involved that seem to be showing. However, I absolutely loved how in love these two are. This seems like the first romance novel I have read in which the MCs don't just take reckless in-love decisions and are practical about their decisions and actually take into account the long-term implications that their decisions have. Made the book feel more realistic and overall more likable
I was also impressed by Lizzie's ability to look past her initial dislike of Derryl and see his perspective. Overall, what I liked most about this book was how maturely the MCs dealt with their situations (at least until the near end, when, as it always seems to in romance novels, everything seems to magically work out for them)
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