Book Review: All Fired Up

All Fired Up by Lori Foster

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Mitch Crew has a tortured past. His mother was an addict and her husband was an abusive man. Mitch landed in prison trying to help his mom and now five years later he is out and is looking for his step-brothers. He comes to town hoping to meet his half-brothers but he sure is in for a surprise.
Charlotte Parish has been living with the Crew family since her parents died. She is like a little sister to the Crew boys. She is happy with her life until one night she has car trouble and runs into a handsome stranger.
Mitch and Charlotte have an instant connection and it just grows throughout the story. Mitch not only meets his half-brothers, he is welcomed into the Crew family, the family that Charlotte is also a part of.
This is the third book in the series written by Lori Foster and it’s simply a beautiful story of young love, friendship and family. It can read as a stand-alone book, but after you get a glimpse into the lives of the Crew family you will want to go back to book one and start at the beginning. The author does a brilliant job of teasing you with past stories of the other characters and you just want to know more! I absolutely loved the story and am going back to find book one. Thank you so much to Harlequin, Lori Foster and NetGalley for an advanced copy of the book to read and review.

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