Review: Kasey - DiMarco Family Saga - Jennifer Hanks

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Kasey (The Dimarco Series #0.5)

Review: Kasey - Book #0.5 DiMarco Family Series - Jennifer Hanks - February 2019

If there is one family that I wish to be a part of it would have to be the DiMarco Family. They are just one of the nicest book families I have read and they are down to earth too and just so open-arm welcoming - well to all the people they deem as worthy which definitely doesn't include Julie but she got her comeuppance finally and Jake got his HEA with Elaina. Kasey tells the story of how Kasey got the first DiMarco brother Jax aka Jackson. This was a cute story to read as Kasey has always been present in the background since Book #1 and to Book #6 as I still have two more to read which are Grace's and Ben's love stories. In Kasey, Jax has just returned home from serving the past ten years as a SEAL and now he has returned stateside to New Hope and is like a lost puppy. That is until Luke forces him to participate in a Heroes assembly where Jax meets 4th-grade teacher Kasey and the chemistry is instant as she challenges him and in a good way too. Kasey is the spark that Jax needed and also it looks like he has found his "one". Kasey though comes from a small family as she is an only child, is she ready for the world of the DiMarco family as once you are with one - then you are part of the whole family. I loved reading Kasey's story and was pleased that she was another strong female character. In Kasey, we also get a glimpse of Charlie who is Grace's best friend and we see in Ben's story - that she is "his one".  If you love good strong family values and looking for a wholesome heartfelt series - then check out the DiMarco Series by Jennifer Hanks as you will not be disappointed and like me, you will feel the pull to join this family.


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