That Thing Called Love
Razor Bay Book One
By Susan Andersen
When Jake Bradshaw was a teenager his
girlfriend ended up pregnant, Jake tried to do right by the girl he loved and
his unborn child by getting married and taking on a job that would help him support
his new family and passing up on his scholarship and a chance to leave the
small town he had come to loathe, when his wife dies and his mother and father
in law offer to take his son so he can pursue his college education Jake jumps
at the chance. Thirteen years later Austin’s grandparents have both passed away
leaving him with Jenny Salazar who has been like an older sister to him since
his grandparents took her into their home when she was sixteen. Jenny would
love nothing more than to keep Austin with her, but Jake decides this is the
chance he needs to make up to Austin for not being in his life and wants him to
come be with him, but he soon gets more than he bargained for.
I wasn’t sure I would like this
novel, I mean a dead beat dad doesn’t scream “read me” what I didn’t count on
was that Susan Andersen is such an interesting composer that you will end up
falling in love with Jake and his many flaws. Not only does the author make you
feel for such an unlikely character she brings to life the full cast of
characters in such a way that each one is intriguing from Jenny and the trials
she has faced to Max, Jake’s half-brother, and even Harper who doesn’t come
into the picture until later in the story, making you thoroughly anticipate the
rest of the series. This is definitely an interesting concept and unlike
anything I have read previously making it well worth the read.
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