Books one and two in this series were two of my favourite books. They both had all the feels and I could not wait to get my hands on Heart of Glass.

Trevor and Morgan have both experienced loss in their lives. Trevor has lost hos brother, Someone he loved and trusted. A brother who left his family a huge surprise when he died. Morgan and her daughter are the big surprise. Henry has left his pension to Morgan to look after is daughter and Morgan is expecting his family to come get it back. What she isn’t expecting is for Trevor to walk into her life. Heart of Glass is a real slow burner, with Trevor battling between his loyalty to his brother and his family to his growing feelings for Morgan. Although I’m a little clueless as to how his feelings grew so quickly with very little connection to Margan.

Why in the hell did certain people have such easy lives when the rest of us had to fight for every piece of happiness we could grasp? And then, when life was ready to give us something good, why was it so hard for the have-nots just to accept it? Why was I standing in the arms of a man I cared about, one who’d forgiven me for treating him like crap, and I couldn’t even hug him back?

Nicole Jacquelyn writes the best emotionally books that has you feeling all the feels but this book was not like the first two in the series. It didn’t have the angst and only a small amount of emotion. Yes it was an enjoyable read however the ending was a little abrupt and I would have loved to have seen an epilogue.