The sisters are such fun together but we also get some fun characters from the Bayside MC series which was a delight as well.Ĭait Weatherby is an artist and tattooist. I also really loved seeing this town again and all of the characters that I fell in love with in book one. They have such a human touch to them, so much so you feel like they could be your neighbor down the street and I really love seeing such realism in these characters. This book was such a comfortable read and what I love about Melissa Foster and her style of writing is how she can pull you into a story and her characters become so relatable. She is very resistant to the hero so it’s definitely an unrequited love, but as I absolutely loved the first book I just knew that this one would be a win for me and it definitely was. Cait is one of the three sisters that we got introduced to in the first book “Maybe We Will” and I was really curious about how her story would evolve. Maybe We Should is the second book in her Silver Harbor trilogy and this is Cait’s book. It gives us a series of worries, but you can’t let those worries steal the joy that life lays out before you.” This review may contain spoilers, so fair warning, upon reading the review. This review was originally posted on Addicted To Romance Still that didn't stop me enjoying it, and I would happily recommend it to others. However, I did struggle a little but only because there are so many secondary characters from the Cape to Silver Harbour and most of them I didn't know as I'm not as familiar with Ms Fosters books as some, and therefore I found it hard to keep all the characters and their relationships straight.

But as an adult her life is very different, yet because of the trauma she suffered she struggles to let people get close especially men after a couple of bad relationships left her with more trust issues than most.īut Brant a Silver Harbour local and good friend to her sister Abby is determined to get Cait to see how perfect they can be, especially as he's been attracted to her from the first day they met and as Cait opens up and finally tells of her history the walls fall and Brant is able to capture the heart he so desires and with plenty of emotion this was a wonderfully engaging and sweet read. As after the death of her adopted mother at the age of four Cait was brought up by a father who was emotionally abusive and intimidating. Whose upbringing like her recently discovered sisters was tough.

Maybe We Should returns readers to Silver Harbour for Cait's story.

Maybe we should by melissa foster