4.5 stars 
 Ben, Ben, Ben. The tattooed, bearded, long haired rocker is clueless when it comes to relationships. When Liz announces she's pregnant he goes into a bit of a tailspin. 
 Liz is determined to go it alone, even though she's harboring serious feelings for Ben. Neither had planned for more than one night, and she doesn't want him to feel like he has to change his life for her or their baby. 
 They had so many issues to sort through, not the least of which is the surprise pregnancy. That she is Mal's sister-in-law and should have been off limits, his avoidance of all things commitment, and that neither had planned to have kids at all, there was no shortage of problems while juggling a friendship, pregnancy, and world tour. 
 Liz's determination to be independant and not rely on Ben made me both love her and shake my head at her. She was the opposite of a typical runner in that she never tried to get out of the responsibility she found herself in, but she also wasn't willing to force Ben to accept what he had never planned for either. But I compare her to a runner because her action often look like a runner: closing herself off from those around her, avoiding conflict, and refusing to acknowledge the opinions of those around her. 
 But I loved Ben. His reactions were exactly what one would expect when dealing with an unexpected pregnancy, especially one with a partner he didn't expect to have more than one night with. But where he differed was his efforts to make changes to support Liz, even if his actions didn't always look like he was trying to help her. 
 By the time I reached the end I loved them, but there were times it felt like the emotions between them were being glossed over in favor of yet another conflict. I really loved the overall story and idea, but I never felt the strong pull between them that I had hoped to, or that I felt while reading previous books in this series. 
 I love the family this band has created, and though at times those bonds made things more difficult for Liz and Ben, I also loved that there were always people around to lend a hand (or a punch to the face) as needed. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.