Jess is on the run from her ex who is a cop who is accusing her of stealing his dog. He doesn't say anything about the m0ney she took. Trying to get to her brother she hides out in Satisfaction, Texas where she meets Cole and Murphy. They take one look at her and know she is the one for them. Now her ex shows up. Can they protect her? Will she let them? Will she run more?

I enjoyed this book. I liked Jess, Cole, and Murphy. I also liked the rest of the town's residents that we met in this book. All try to help her. No one judges. Jess does not listen so good although I do think some of the broad hints should not have been hints but just some straight forward talking. Their love scenes were hot.

Proofreading could have been better but the story was good. I hoped that they would work out Jess' problem and end up together.

India is caught in the rain on her way to an interview for her catering business. On the elevator she meets a man who flirts with her. Upon arrival at her destination she learns he is one of the owners of the company she is to meet with. Marc knows that Wade wants India but he is not sure India will accept them. India is attracted to both men and thinks something is wrong with her to want them both. But when her ex starts causing problems, it is Marc and Wade that she turns to.

I enjoyed this story. It is hot and sexy. The characters are wonderful. I can see the relationship happening. It is believable. India's ex is a jerk. He deserves what he gets. I was glad they all got what they wanted. I want to read more of this series.

Book 3 in the series.

Sadly this is the first book from Ms. Bartlett I didn't enjoy. I just didn't like one the main characters, Shannon, and felt nothing for their relationship. I read only 50% before dropping it. I found myself not caring about her and where she goes at all, so I didn't finish. Ms. Bartlett won me over years ago with her fantastic characters in her plus sized vampire series. This one book has not made me less of a fan, not every character is for every reader.

Why do the crazies always seem to live out in the woods. I'm cray in the city not the woods. 

Prada and financial ruin- mmmmm , sexy Texan layer with a plan- yums