This one was interesting. I'd read another by this author and it was actually the second book in this duo that caught my attention this time, but I decided to go back and read this first. It was fine, and I enjoyed it enough to read the next one, but it felt a little longer than it needed to be. I don't often read why choose romances that involve brothers as the MCs (feels a little too close to invest to me even though they aren't there for each other), so I was a little wary the entire way through. It ended up being fine but I still think it took too long for her to get to a place where she could acknowledge her feelings for any of them, let alone all three. I get why she did, the storyline with her narcissistic mother and awful family made that clear. Overall I'm not mad I read it, but it's still book two I'm looking forward to.