Megan Meade is an army brat; she has lived all over the world, and she's tired of it. She has finally found her place on the varsity soccer team at her latest school in Texas and even has a best friend. When her parents come home and announce they are moving....to South Korea, Megan puts her foot down. There is no way she is moving. Her parents give her the option of going to live in Boston with her father's friend from med school, John McGowan, who, along with his wife, Regina, have seven boys....yes, seven. Megan remembers them from the last time she saw them, about 9 years ago, and cringes. But decides that living with seven boys has to be better than moving to South Korea, so she takes the plunge.
Fortunately (or unfortunately, however you want to look at it), the McGowan boys Megan remembers are all grown up--and they look like they could have stepped out of an Abercrombie ad. Megan has to deal with the antics of the younger boys and her attraction for one of the older boys--who happens to be dating her competition on the soccer team!
Over the course of the first few weeks in Boston, Megan makes the soccer team, is able to pull Miller (the McGowan son who has Asperger's) out of his shell, makes friends (and enemies), gets grounded for the first time ever, and even saves the butt of one of her new "brothers".
Some of the timing in the book make the events a little unbelievable (like being able to befriend Miller in a matter of days), but overall, it was a cute, quick read. There were even a few times when I found myself quietly giggling to myself.
Happy Reading!!
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