3.5 stars I liked this better than the second book. The uber-villain was just as mad as ever - seriously, he has developed some kind of drug cocktail that makes people lose all memory and act like automatons.Villain aside the story was more gripping, a couple torn apart then brought together with th...
I like Ms. Reece’s Last Chance Rescue books.That said, I had issues with this particular book.First one is that Gabe and Skylar didn’t talk to each other! If only they have talked about the horrible thing her father, mother, cousin have done to them and explained to each other what have happened to...
hmmm more of a 3 star This book felt more formulaic than the first one. Elusive, omniscient a*hole alpha male? Check. Petite female who "needs" to be protected? Check. Man with allegedly crazy powers of reading others who has absolutely zero self-awareness? Check. Ridiculous plot involving sinister ...
I finished this romantic suspense, barely. From the start I didn't like the hero even once his secrets were revealed. After a token resistance the heroine's devotion to the hero was unrealistic. I started skimming early and skipped sections of the story. Noah leads a rescue group and asked Samar...
It could be a 5 stars book if not for dubts that Ethan had all through the book. The history between Shea and Ethan is divided in two periods: first when they where in love and together until Shea wanted more commitment and tryed to force him into it; second, after her rescue and loss of memory.I un...
After giving this a lot of thought, I've decided to go with 3.25 stars.I love Christy Reece novels. I especially love her Last Chance Rescue series. Though they can easily be read as standalones, I would highly recommend reading the entire series if you enjoy steamy Romantic Suspense.I have always e...
An ok bookI read this book very quickly, it was interesting and I liked Mia's character. There was some romance in it, but more of an action book, an ok read for me.
Content Notes: children in danger, some child neglect/abuse, vivid description of PTSD symptomsThis is an excellent nailbiter set in the woods of northern Maine. The shifting point-of-view was a bit confusing for me in the galley, but with proper scene breaks it should work well. I liked the moxie o...
My favorite of the series and my first five star rating, also. This was a freaking fabulous book. Full of great suspense and hot romance, this one goes on my favorites shelf. There was something very genuine about the reluctance of our hero/heroine to having a relationship with one another. Jare...
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