Kate is single and alone. She wants a family badly and this book is her journey to finding that love. She has some really bad luck with men: ones that don't want what she wants, betrayers and men that end up more like brothers than boyfriends.
Jacob is across the country and is a landscape architect for Kate's mother. Kate ends up at her mother's house twice during the book, giving Jacob and Kate little interaction throughout the book, but you know where it's going to end up.
A few minor issues with the book. They weren't bad enough to make me stop reading, but they were annoying. There were more of the random/wrong words intermingled in there. I've seen it before. I'm not sure if it's a result of the book being changed over to Kindle format or bad editing. Spell check does not fix all. The other issue was that there were flashbacks in there with no warning. I would be reading a section and realize that it was a memory.
All in all, it was a pleasant read. I'll go ahead and give it my Good Book stamp of approval.
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