Enjoyed this one much more than the last one. Why is it that the ease of domestic life just isn't that easy for Jory and Sam? And it doesn't always have to do with Sam's cases, and hey, it's not even necessarily Jory's fault this time either. That's a step in the positive direction, right? 
 I really enjoyed reading a couple who are so completely comfortable with who they are as a couple together. With as much up and down as Jory and Sam have had in the past years, they're finally on the same page in every sense. And Jory's actually grown up a lot as well. (Kids'll do that to ya.) 
 Maybe I enjoyed it a lot because I have young children and it spoke to me on that level. Though I don't worry quite as much as Jory does, I don't think. 
 I still love the ensemble cast of these stories. There are so many great characters they know, from Aaron (Jory's ex) to Dane (Jory's brother) and Sam's family. The story itself almost felt like a day in the life of, as opposed to a plot. There are pieces which are related, but it feels like several little mini plots in between a bunch of mundane events. It's just Jory's life for a while. 
 And I love how possessive Sam is. I could read about these two and their families forever. =)