by Lora Leigh
Ok. First of all Natches is on my "Alphas I love list", whose company includes: Tate, Luke, and Tack. So for Natches to make it on an all KA list is quite an accomplishment. I knew from the prologues that I was going to love him. I knew from the same prologues that I was going to love Chaya. Th...
Quote:The Nauti Boys were thick as thieves, it was said. Their loyalty was to each other and to family alone.The very first thing that inexplicitly drew me to the Nauti series was that mystifying bond between those MacKay men that said: “I’ll have your back at all times.” Rowdy, Dawg and Natches sha...
Not my favorite in the series but still a good read. It was rather angsty at times but not so much I could not get past it and enjoy the story. Loved the end!
Finally! Natches has met his match. This poor guy has really gone through the ringer though. I felt badly for him. Chaya can take him though. She's a smart agent, no whimpering little girl. I'm glad. I hate when stories have a big macho man matched up with a stupid and silly chit. This book w...
This was my favorite of the 3 books so far. I really liked Natches a lot. He had his problems, but he didn't let them consume him. I also liked the way he pursued Chaya. I thought they made a wonderful couple. One thing I found annoying was the overuse of the word "soul". Every time I read it, I jus...
Well, despite me not liking Natches very much in the first story I really loved him in his own book. He turned out to be a much better character than what was first written in Nauti Boy. His love and devotion to Chaya was very sweet. His attitude in the first two books was explained (although it fel...
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