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Review: Robby (Cooper Construction Book 3) by Jen Davis

Review of Robby (Cooper Construction Book 3) by Jen Davis


ROBBY

Robby has had a hopeless crush on Matt for so long. I say hopeless because Matt is oblivious. He really only focuses on a few things - fixing the problems he has with his ex, and raising his son, oh, and making enough money to raise said son. So when his crew at Cooper Construction starts drawing him into their fold, he's a bit standoffish at first. But he soon comes to feel a part of their family, AND starts up something with Robby, the sweetest coworker a man could ask for.


Robby is a delight! I loved it for quite a few reasons, but mostly because of Robby himself. He's absolutely amazing - sweet, caring and compassionate, and strong and loving. He has a heartbreaking past, and it easily could have made him into a less amazing character, but instead, it served to make him one of the best heroes I've read in quite a long time. Honestly, I felt he might have been a little too good for Matt, who was a bit of a downer for most of Robby. Not that I didn't understand where his narrow focus came from, because of course raising his kid should always have been his #1 priority, but sometimes I felt he put Robby far, far down on that same list, and Robby did not deserve it. Still, Robby loves him, so he gets a big pass from me. The rest of this awesome story is just the way I love my romance (MM or otherwise) - sexy, emotionally substantial, and featuring a wonderful primary and secondary cast. I will definitely be checking out the previous two stories in this series now.


ARC via Enticing Journey Book Promotions.


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