Review: Grace - DiMarco Series - Jennifer Hanks

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Grace (The Dimarco Series, #6)

Review: Grace - Book #6 The DiMarco Series - Jennifer Hanks - June 2019

I have said over and over again that if there was one book family that I would love to be a part of, it would have to be The DiMarco Family. They are a large family but they have hearts and if you gel with them, they will welcome you with open arms once you are in their circle, it is hard to get out as you won't want to leave. I am sad in a way as after finishing Grace, I only have one more book to read in this series and hope that we may have the next generation series by Jennifer Hanks - that she writes the kids stories like a few other authors have done. Grace is the youngest of the DiMarco's and she is also the only girl in the family with her seven older brothers. We got a quick snippet of Grace's story in Jake's story as Luke was shot and in hospital, Grace runs into Tyler Morgan. Grace and Tyler have a rocky start and see each other a couple of times over the year but then a year passes and Grace is called by her boss to accompany her to Tyler's. Tyler's dad and stepmother have died and now Tyler is guardian to his half-siblings who are 5 and 7 years old. Tyler is socially awkward and doesn't know how to do this, but he is the children's last hope. With Grace's help, we see Tyler becoming the best Dad he can be and we watch a romance blossoming for Grace. What happens though is that someone else wants Grace and is willing to kill for her. Grace finds herself a stalker, but what happens when the Stalker starts inputting himself into Grace's life? Is her HEA over with Tyler before it begins or will Grace's brothers along with her extended family help save Grace from her stalker and Can Tyler stand up for the one, he loves or will the emotions he feels for her overwhelm him and scare him away from her? Find out in another amazing installment by Jennifer Hanks in her DiMarco Family Saga.


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