Cry Baby (Pierce Brothers Book 4) by Belinda Williams – Review by Christie Mitchum

Cry Baby by Belinda Williams
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Anyone who knows me knows I like a good rom-com, and I LOVED Cry Baby by Belinda Williams. It’s the fourth book in the Pierce Brothers Series. I haven’t read the first three books, but I didn’t feel like it affected my reading. I think I would enjoy reading the earlier books if this one is any indication of how good they may be.

Amy has a new job, being a nanny. She seems perfectly suited to it because she has a positive outlook on life, and the first meeting with baby Amelia proves she has a way with children. Noah is very different from Amelia. He is single and has no intention of settling down any time soon and is pretty cynical. Yet, now he finds himself a guardian of his best friend’s baby daughter, and this is when Amy enters the picture. He has no clue how to be a dad, and when he meets Amy for the first time, he is at his wit’s end. Of course, these two clash because of their totally different outlooks on life. However, as they spend more time together, and Amy tries to prove to Noah that he really may be a family man, they begin falling hard for one another. Their journey to their HEA will have many hiccups as they each carry baggage from their past that influences their present.

The synopsis of this book just scratches the surface of the story and the characters. There is so much happening between the first chapter and the last one. Amy and Noah are very fleshed-out and complicated characters, and I enjoyed getting to know who they were with each word I read. This is a rom-com with a lot of meat and emotions involved with some added surprises too. There was joy and some sadness, and that is what made the book so good! Williams is a new author to me, and I’m looking forward to discovering her other books.

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