Most Likely to Doubt Love Review

By Mary Waterford

From the Back

Cam Rockford is the definition of grumpy. He eats cereal from the box, glares at his lawn like it personally offended him, and has perfected the art of one word answers.

He's also a devoted single dad, and my frustratingly gorgeous neighbor who just fixed my flat tire without being asked.

Now I owe him. That debt turns into babysitting his two adorable daughters while he works late.

It's supposed to be temporary. Professional. A bit of extra cash to pay for my art classes.

Except he keeps looking at me like I'm the answer to a question he's too afraid to ask.

And when he catches me at my lowest, when I'm shattered and gasping for air, he doesn't run. He holds me together with those rough, capable hands and whispers that he's got me.When Cam Rockford falls, he falls hard, and he's determined to show me that I'm worthy of a love that doesn't flinch.

But can a former beauty queen with a traumatic past really build a future with the grumpy single dad next door.

What You Get

• Grumpy x Sunshine

• Single Dad

• Forced proximity

• He falls first

Review

I absolutely adored this book and every character within it. It made you feel all the emotions that the characters go through. Emily’s group of friends were entertaining, loyal and they were terrific addition to the story. Cam is perfect for Emily. I enjoyed that their relationship developed naturally and wasn't rushed. Cam is so understanding of Emily's past traumas (will need to check the trigger warnings) and he doesn't push her, let's her move at her own pace. Cam daughters were my favorite characters of the story.. the amount of "serious" questions and debate they had were very entertaining. The character development that Emily goes through throughout this book is tough and hard to read, but in the end, it's what she needs to do, to become free. I didn't realize that this was book 3 in the series, but felt that I was able to get enough information that it wasn't necessary to have read them. But I will defiantly be adding them to the never ending TBR list.