Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers Book 4) by Belinda Williams – Review by Beverly Finnie

Cry Baby by Belinda Williams
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I was excited when I found out this book was coming out. Especially since I already read the other 3 in the series. Don’t get me wrong the Pierce Brothers books are a series, but Cry Baby and the other 3 work very well as standalone novels. And guess what the author didn’t let me down. Noah’s story is probably my favorite!
I feel like I have an affinity for characters that are portrayed in a way as a recluse. I feel like they grow the most by the time the book comes to an end. Noah fits that mold and then some. His growth was slow but written beautifully.
With the unexpected death of his best friend Noah has been left as the current guardian of her 7 months old daughter Amelia. He has no idea where to begin, it doesn’t help he’s in mourning either. So if you’ve read the other books it’s no surprise that the Pierce brothers come to the rescue, while bringing an angel along with them.
Amy is called in for her affinity for children, and her and baby Amelia immediately develop a kinship. However Amy as much as she wants to help is battling past demons that are coming to the surface based on the situation. Lucky for her she’s good as plastering on a smile and hiding them. Taking a risk and becoming Noah’s nanny becomes a trying task.
Noah sees a lot of himself in Amy, despite walking around as grump and her sunshine demeanor, he can see she’s had a rocky past. That kinship is what brings him closer to her, but is their pasts going to bring them together or be their undoing.
This series is great and I’ll reiterate in saying this book is the best one. But prove me wrong, jump into this book and series and decide for yourself. Trust me when I say, you will be hooked. You will also want more!

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