4.5 stars 
 JT (Jake) McKinney is the youngest of his siblings by several years. He has always felt a little bit removed from the rest of his brothers and sister, simply because of age, but he made that distance measurable when he moved across the country to settle in California rather than remain close after the accident that cost him his leg and his football career. He carries emotional scars from the accident, but has put enough of his pain aside to build a successful career designing cutting edge prosthetic devices. 
 Paige works two jobs while taking college classes as she can fit them into her schedule while still leaving time for the most important thing in her life: bouncy, energetic, five year old Casey, her daughter. All that hard work has left little time for Paige to relax or enjoy herself without Casey as the center, despite the efforts of her cousin to get her to have some fun for herself. But fending for herself is nothing new for Paige, she has been doing it since she was a child. 
 There is great development between Jake and Paige. Paige is so focused on Casey and her needs that Jake had to use what he could to get time with Paige. He was able to show that not only was he interested in Paige, but he was interested in that little girl as well. 
 I love the bond that quickly developed between Jake and Casey. Their shared experience, in the eyes of a five year old, was sweet and touching. I loved that Jake worked so hard to make Casey comfortable so she saw herself as he saw her. I am a sucker anytime children are involved with a single guy in the story. Watching Jake step in, as Matt did in Worth the Fall for Abby's kids, always makes me fall for the guy. 
 The drama level in this story was perfect. There is insecurity about what each was feeling, but it played out nicely without feeling like too much angst. The questions added a level of interest that added drama without overwhelming the easy storyline. 
 The McKinney family is such a great one to revisit. Jake's siblings fold Paige and Casey into their ranks before the new additions even realize it is happening. While Jake knew his family would love Paige and Casey, he could not have predicted the outcome of introducing them to his family as it unfolded. Because this book is so far removed in time from the first, it was fun to see Matt and Abby's kids all grown up, or at least more grown up than they were when we first met them. 
 This was a lighter story than I expected. The cute, fun story was filled with likable characters, great relationship building, and details that kept the story moving forward. 
 ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review.