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Brother Number Three The Easter Lilly Series Book 2 edition by Judy Serrano Romance eBooks

Err...I don't want to sound harsh but this book is almost like a repeat of the first, just with the characters interchanged. Lilly as always is indecisive and keeps falling in and out of love. She falls in love with one brother until things turn a little awry for her, then she runs to another brother, falls in love again and tells him she loves him the most until situation turns bad, and then the cycle repeats. You can tell I am not the greatest fan of Lilly. She annoys me too much with her jumping from one bed to another. She is such a weak character and I really don't understand how the brothers put up with her.

I don't think I will spend any money on the next series. I can't put up with Lilly anymore. I am pretty certain she will leave Max and turn to another brother again in the next book.

Anyway please don't let my opinion stop you from reading the series, who knows you might like it. In fact, the story line is pretty good. I just wish the heroine is stronger in her stand and decisions. She is way too fickle minded for my liking.


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Brother Number Three The Easter Lilly Series Book 2 edition by Judy Serrano Romance eBooks Reviews

Where Easter's Lily first book from this series ends there is the beginning of the second book named as Brother Number Three. I recommended reading first Easter's Lily then this one book, because they are related.
Lily's life must go on without her missing son. Max, Diego, Hector and Lily do everything in their power to find what happens with Lily's baby boy. Searching for the truth they do really crazy things. Again there are FBI investigations and lots of twists and suspense.
Like first book this one is easy reading. In first few chapters I had a feeling that somehow the author neglects investigation in favor of some values as relationships between brothers and relations between husband and wife and of course love.
I don't like what is happens in the house when Max was absent that scenes looks like some episode from Jerry Springer Show. From those scenes I don't respect much Lily's actions in this and in first book.
This was an amazing book! Perhaps it's because I now know the characters, but for whatever reason I totally enjoyed this book! Serrano had my attention within the first few pages, which start off just as the last book ended (So I'd advise you to read Easter's Lilly first!) and held it the entire time. I only laid it down long enough to sleep for the night! Needless to say, I'm psyched to be able to review the third book in the series as well!

I totally enjoyed Brother Number Three at any rate! The brotherhood is back, and their hijinks are much similar to the previous book, though I thought they acted much more like grown ups in Brother Number Three. I am now deeply enthralled with Lilly and I'm officially goign to say that I am on Team Max. Baby Girl and Daddy all the way! Anyways, Serrano really hit the mark with me on this book, which is a little more spicy than is Eater's Lilly, much more satisfying, and highly romantic.

I was given this book for my honest opinion, no other compensation was received. This review only reflects my personal opinion.
I seriously had mixed feelings for this series. Before I had even finished Easter's Lilly, I groaned to myself as I could see where this sequel was headed by the title. I tried, but I could not like Lilly, which is not a good thing when the book is written in a first person narrative from her point of view. I thought she was flighty, fickle, shallow, and an emotional basket case. Reading these books reminded me of the Twilight Series in the fact that two hot guys are fighting over an ugly chick with no personality. While Lilly is supposed to be known for her beauty, I had a hard time understanding what all these guys saw in her. Maybe I have become a prude in my old age, or I read too many classic stories, but I just had no sympathy or respect for Lilly at all.

However, the book is not without merit. I loved the brothers' bantering which had me chuckling several times. Though I'm not entirely sure that their good humor and teasing was entirely believable given the circumstances, but from their attitudes this wasn't the first time they had been in similar situations. The storyline itself was very compelling. Even though I found myself rolling my eyes a time or two, I would compare it to a good soap opera that you just cannot tear yourself away from.

Poorly edited books are one of my pet peeves that I complain about the most, but there were very few proofreading errors. Not perfect, but nothing too frequent or overly annoying. My biggest pet peeve, that I hate even more than editing errors, is cliffhanger endings. I feel gypped and cheated out of a real ending when books leave me hanging.
After reading the first book, I just could'nt wait for the second book to be printed.....and I'm in the 23rd chapter right now....and I heard the 3rd book wont be out till jan 2012...ugh!! I've soooo ENJOYED reading both of judy's books and I LOVE THEM. She keeps me interested from COVER 2 COVER.
The book is just plain awful. Her boy is missing, and all she can think about is having sex with her husband's brothers. And the sharing part is too unrealistic--men especially brothers do not share. I am not sure where the author is trying to go with the plot--all over the place. I can't finish this book which is uncommon for me.
This was the second book in the series and probably my favorite. It had my stomach turning and my anxiety high. I enjoyed the love triangle that happened with the brothers.

This was a very good series. Lots of twists and turns that keeps you interested.
I had a really hard time caring about these characters. It was like a box of hamsters with one female and a bunch of males. It took almost the entire book for her to develop anything close to a moral compass. I finished the book out of stubbornness! Serrano and her editor need to watch continuity. Three years after having a baby does NOT make the child 5 and Junior's age is all over. Also note, Junior would be in middle school, not junior high.
Err...I don't want to sound harsh but this book is almost like a repeat of the first, just with the characters interchanged. Lilly as always is indecisive and keeps falling in and out of love. She falls in love with one brother until things turn a little awry for her, then she runs to another brother, falls in love again and tells him she loves him the most until situation turns bad, and then the cycle repeats. You can tell I am not the greatest fan of Lilly. She annoys me too much with her jumping from one bed to another. She is such a weak character and I really don't understand how the brothers put up with her.

I don't think I will spend any money on the next series. I can't put up with Lilly anymore. I am pretty certain she will leave Max and turn to another brother again in the next book.

Anyway please don't let my opinion stop you from reading the series, who knows you might like it. In fact, the story line is pretty good. I just wish the heroine is stronger in her stand and decisions. She is way too fickle minded for my liking.