KADE is the first book in the Brash Brothers series. The Brash Brothers are not brothers by blood but came together as boys with absent or abusive families and a failed social services system. Together there are 9 of them and they built a multi-billion dollar automobile restoration/repair business.
The book gives us a look at troubled pasts and their impact on future choices. The writing is solid, dual POV and Becca is really funny at times. But mostly she is a refreshingly honest, confident and caring woman that sees Kade needs to believe someone can love him without him always rescuing them.
I wondered why the series started with Kade. I also think it should be easier to follow all the guys and their niches in this family. It’s a book with steam (talk mostly), humor and the awareness of how societies and families need to do more to nurture boys and young men. I really look forward to reading about the other guys and their romances.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
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