by Linda Howard
I enjoyed this story with a good plot and an exciting ending but there were a couple times when the characters got a bit heavy thinking about things and there was definitely insufficient atonement. Chance set up a situation to get to know Sunny in order to determine if she is in league with her ter...
3.5 - A good ending to the MacKenzie Mountain family saga by Linda Howard. This is Chance's story, the adopted young man who lived on the streets, nearly wild, until Wolf and Mary adopted him at the age of 14. Now a grown man and a former Army Ranger, Chance is working undercover on a mission to br...
My heart breaks for Sunny every time I reread this book. Although Chance tried to justify his actions, it's hard for me to accept that he did what he did. I didn't dislike him, but I had a hard time letting it go. I think Sunny forgave him too quickly.I liked her enjoyment in life and the way she ma...
i really like this one. interesting characters with a bit of suspense. the story was a bit predictable but i found myself really caring about the characters. now i want to read the rest of the books in this series.
While I think this is one of those books every romance reader should at least attempt, I have to admit I had a hard time liking this one... Well Wait, I liked it initially (In particular, I liked the heroine), and I liked the build up of the story.... but the end bothered me to no end. The hero is b...
I loved Sunny, her resourcefulness and cheerful disposition. I got thoroughly annoyed though at how quickly each of these virginal heroines "realizes" she's in love with the guy before they have sex. With Mackenzie's Mountain, Mary and Wolf almost - almost - had enough time and contact beforehand to...
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