After reading Three Brothers, I can say that this book is all kinds of emotional. Each character deals with a lot of sad emotions and heartache with death and dying surrounding them all. In the midst of all that, though, is a very sweet and touching romance between two best friends. 
 I really loved Scout and Chance together. They had such a solid friendship and a good connection. Their friendship just seemed so easy and natural and it's nice to read about those kinds of relationships every now and then. Scout and Chase were just as lovable as well. I really wish I could've gotten to know Conn more though. There's so much emphasis on his torturous past with Scout, but not nearly enough on his inner turmoil. Although, I will say there is plenty of sad, emotional moments to go around in this book, so maybe adding ALL of his pain would've pushed this book over the edge. 
 I will say that there is a bit of a twist towards the end and that I didn't much care for it. The book could've been just as good without it, honestly. I guess the author just wanted to give cause to some emotions between the characters, making a particular one even more significant that they already were, but like I said, it was unnecessary, in my opinion. 
 Also, I just could not understand how Scout could not see how in love Chance was with her. It was so obvious, he might as well have tattoed it to her face. The way she downplayed it was just touch unbelievable to me and I find it odd that a woman would not be able to even get a sense of that. 
 With all that aside, Three Brothers isn't your typical contemporary romance read. It was more a book about family, dealing with some of the hard truths in life, and a little bit about self-discovery, with a bit of romance mixed in. Williams knows how to tell a story and I can imagine her taking even more serious topics, instilling her own flair to it, and creating a touching, memorable story that speaks wonders. This book was basically on the precipuce of that, like a stepping stone down that road. I really enjoyed it.