Phillip Quinn, the last adoptive son of Ray and Stella, falls in love with an unexpected stranger. A woman who comes into the brothers lives at a time of trial and has secrets of her own.

I wasn't entirely sold on this book. Even though I know that books with a connection tend to slack off down the road and the first one always stays in ones memory the longest, I had a hard time relating to Sybil.

While I was in love with all the Quinn men, Seth, the new addition to the family, another lost boy, ends up being related to Sybil and with no fault of her own, she remained somewhat of a mystery.

I still recommend this book because of the Quinn brothers and their personal connection, not to mention Seth's story follows this, but this book didn't entirely grab my heart.

However, I have to say, the twist thrown into it, Seth's relation to Sybil was rather a pleasant surprise.

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