Mr. & Mrs (Mister, #7)

by J.A. Huss

[Berls]

OMG this was so fun! I've never read a JA Huss that was so LIGHT before and it was great. It made me realize I really want to move reading Happily Ever After (Rook and Ronin) up on my list, because I imagine it's the same kind of story. I laughed so hard reading this, it was exactly what I needed on my way to work each day. The pigs were the best - at one point in Mr. Romantic's part where he was helping the girls catch their baby pig I was laughing so hard tears were streaming down my face. Seriously. So. Much. Fun.

And while Romantic's story line definitely was the most fun, it was not the only one. Everyone was fun. They had obstacles, but they weren't anything over the top. They were basic, everyone could overcome this obstacles. Which was an interesting change for a Huss book. It was so nice to see everyone together, really truly getting their HEA. And I love that there is potential for more books through Ethan and Five's daughter (I forget which one...).

Oh and the wedding! As I understood what happened with the dresses, I found myself tearing up a bit too, not in laughter but just how wonderfully sweet it was. Especially considering the character they had done it for. Vague enough that it's not spoiled, but you're curious ;) And I really enjoyed Mr. Perfect's story line, since watching everyone around you have kids while you just can't seem to have any is something I can relate to so well. I could sympathize with Elle easily and I also loved that while everyone was trying to tiptoe around her and baby stuff she showed that while you might be sad, you can also share in other's joy and still love watching their kids.

Overall it was a great read and a fantastic conclusion to the series (but I wouldn't mind a spin off ;) just sayin')!

Side note on the audio - it was cool having ALL the Mister's narrate and - for the most part - I really loved it. I kind of HATED Cindi's voice though. I don't remember what it was in their book, but she sounded like a raspy old woman to me or something. It took me a while to stop cringing every time she talked. But I got over it and just loved the story.