I actually loved all the stories -- not a single dud here! Still, these were my particular favorites:
+ "First Date" -- I loved seeing Will Garrick and his future adopted daughter Rinity meet, and I love how kind he is to her and her mom right from the start.
+ "Happy Cavarden, Gibbs" -- This is basically a Christmas story, and anything with gift-giving and wishes granted is almost guaranteed to make me happy.
+ "Wedding Night" -- A fluffy and snuggly story with lots of surprises and upended expectations. So sweet!
+ "Glitter" -- It's a completely improbable little story, and yet it totally works!
Yup, this little collection enchanted me. AND it made me realize I need to reread Rook di Goo, so I think I'll be diving back into that book soon!
Particularly Good Bits:
"Who... doesn't want ice cream? It's a universal food. There's never a time when a sane person doesn't want ice cream. What's wrong with you?" ("Bad Day," p. 59).
"Which one of you is responsible?"
Trapp snorted. "Us? Responsible? How can you ask that with a straight face? I've never been responsible a day in my life" ("Trapp Jr.," p. 97).
She wasn't afraid because she didn't have to do it all alone anymore. For the first time in her life, she had people who were worth living for ("Captured," p. 138).
If This was a Movie, I Would Rate It: PG-13 -- there's no bad language or smut, but some of the stories do contain violence or memories of violence, and there are some other things that readers probably need a bit of maturity to handle, like talk about a miscarriage.
This is my 15th book read from my TBR shelves for #TheUnreadShelfProject2022.
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