I'm not sure this book deserves four stars, but i don't want to give only three, so 4 will have to work. To put things in perspective, I liked this book less than The Best Man, but more than other books by Higgins I read. 
 Positive things to say: it was funny and entertaining and easy to read. I like very much the Holland family, they are great. I love how Higgings portrays this family. 
 But I had two problems with this book: Honor and her aging eggs, and Tom and his accent. Yes, my problems with this book are mostly the MCs. 
 1. Honor is different in this book that what i remember from The Best Man. I didn't like her particularly in The Best Man, but I was intrigued and wanted to read about her in future books. So, I was excited to read this book, but the Honor Higgins presents in this books felt different, like some other character from the author but with some of the features described in The Best Man. The part I didn't appreciate at all of this story was her desperation to become a wife and a mother and blablabla. I said before that I don't understand why these books always end up with the same statement: a successful woman is not really successful until she's married with children. That's why the talking with the "aging eggs" got me sooooo much on my nerves. I laughed sometimes, but mostly I had to roll my eyes !! 
 2. Tom was English, but the only English part I felt was in all the "bleedings". The whole "love" and "darling" it sounded for me more like a granny than an English man, but it might be that I don't have any idea about this... The other thing I didn't like was the development of his feelings for Honor, because I didn't see them develop, they just popped up suddenly. He was mostly troubled with his unofficial stepson. I think he was attentive and a good listener and very kind, but that was not shown very well in his parts, only told in Honor's parts when she referred to him. It was weird. Another thing I think it was kind of funny (but not in the good way, sadly) about Tom's portrayal in the book was the fact that at the beginning it is said he's not handsome, but after a while he was hot and every woman wanted to flirt (or more) with him. I couldn't quite believe that v.v 
 Nevertheless, I did like the love story and the book fulfilled its purpose and entertained me for some hours. It was nice to see Faith and Levi again, although they were also different from what I remembered. I still cannot stand Honor and Faith's father, don't ask me why. 
 Now I'm looking forward for more Blue Heron novels. I bet the next one will be about Ned or Jack or Jessica or Levi's sister... :) Ah, no, it is about Colleen, hmmm, not very interesting v.v 
 Thank you to Harlequin and netGalley for providing me with a copy of this book.