He and his brothers, Phillip and Ethan are all asked to help raise Seth in their family home. When Cameron returns to Maryland, he finds out that his father recently took in a 10 year old boy named Seth. I guess one can make money at that though I am still baffled by it. Cameron has been living in Europe and racing boats. “Sea Swept” follows Cameron Quinn who returns home after his father, Ray Quinn, is in an accident. Unfortunately it is repeated in all four of the books and I was bored by it. The flow of the book was all over the place I thought and then Roberts throws in some magical realism that didn’t fit the book at all.

This book was written in 1998 I think so you can definitely see a lot of the older romance tropes that authors for the most part have turned away from (Cameron is slightly alpha and doesn’t listen to the word no from the heroine and just puts his hands on her when he wants to). The romance between Cameron and Anna (Seth’s social worker) did not work for me at all. This book really does a nice job of setting up the relationship between the brothers, how much they loved their parents, and them focusing on doing what their father wanted them to, helping to raise Seth, another brother that their father had just taken in. Each of the books in this series deals with a Quinn brother. The strongest book in the series is book #2 honestly.

This book really is around 2 stars, but I rounded it up to 3 based on books #3 and #4 which were pretty terrible. So I lost my mind a little bit this weekend and read all four books in the series which is probably going to color my reviews cause I know what is coming.

Sea swept series