This book is a swoonfest of swoonfestivity ( are those real words or did I just make them up?). It is a sad, happy, loving, flirtatious fun book. Basically a bit of curl up swoonability ( oops, I'm at it again ) ( )

This book is a swoonfest of swoonfestivity ( are those real words or did I just make them up?). It is a sad, happy, loving, flirtatious fun book. Basically a bit of curl up swoonability ( oops, I'm at it again ) ( )

Like Second Chance Summer, one of those books that relies on the attractiveness of the leads. You''re compelled to spend time with them. Very easy to read, could be shorter though, given the material. Nevertheless, I Immediately moved on to this next book in the series - when Hud finds his soul mate. But by the end, I'd had my fix though, as the books while absorbing are drawn out / unnecessarily long winded, not warranted by the material. They are 10 hours of listening, and would be better 2 hours shorter. Also, I was tired of narrator Karen White's style of reading. It's wonderfully clear but her mannerisms don't appeal to me, it intrudes into the story. Probably if this was the first of the two books I'd read, it would be getting the 4 stars and Second Chance Summer would be getting the 3.5 stars. The similarity between the two books was pleasing and disappointing at the same time. ( )

A lot of people have bucket lists. Bailey Moore is one of them, but for very good reason. She has a second lease on life. After battling cancer for nearly ten years, she finally has a clean bill of health. Since she was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 15, there was a lot she missed in life. Bailey wants to ski on the rockies, dance in Argentina, and that is only for starters.

For now, she has taken on a job at painting a family mural at a resort. She accepted a job from Hudson Kincaid's mother, and as it turns out, Hudson is hardly pleased at the prospect. Bailey may be at the resort to paint, but she is delighted in the fact that Hud is actually the head of ski patrol, so she knows that will be soon one thing she can strike off of her list. Bailey must admit that she is rather drawn to Hud.

Hud has been struck between the eyes. He likes everything he sees when he looks at Bailey, but he is just about floored when she removes her hat and can tell at that very moment that this is one strong woman who no doubt has fought with major health issues. It is undeniable. As undeniable as the attraction he feels towards her.

Bailey and Hud often knock heads, especially because Hud is currently carrying the world on his shoulders. In part this is due to the fact that he hasn't seen his twin brother Jacob in years, and he won't give up looking for him. Furthermore, Hud is more than concerned for his mother, as she is coping with early onset dementia.

Both Bailey and Hud were remarkable characters. Bailey is as strong and as beautiful a they come. Hud was amazing because of the love he has for his family and how it was so easy for him to extend warm feelings toward Bailey while not being scared off with her health issues.

As My Kind of Wonderful is the second book in a series, there is extended family that were previously introduced in the first story, Second Chance Summer. As I just read that book, I definitely enjoyed seeing some of them here in this book. In addition, this series is rounded out by Nobody But You, which have already had the pleasure of reading. This book, and the entire series, is very touching, as well as being quite romantic. ( )

Hudson is constantly working and on the move, he doeson't have time for a relationship. Bailey is a graphic artist who is embracing life after beating her cancer.
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