Red Blooded is a collection of 3 books by Cat Johnson. Ms. Johnson has delivered a trio of well-written books. The stories are all packed with drama, humor, steamy sex, action and suspense. I loved all 3 of these books and can't wait to get my hands on my next book by Cat Johnson. While these 3 books are connected, they're also standalones, so there's no cliff-hangers involved.
This book is #7, in the 7 Brides for 7 Blackthornes series. This book can be read as a standalone novel. For reader enjoyment, and to avoid spoilers, I recommend reading this series in order.
Trey meets Mia in Paris, thanks to his mother making herself unavailable. He is overly tired, overly hungry, and ready to scream. Then his scheming mother tries again, and he is suddenly wandering the city with a beautiful woman.
Mia does not want to be attracted to Trey. Doing a friend a favor is one thing. It's totally another when you can't resist and kiss him. She needs to keep to why she came to Paris and promises she has made.
This book was kind of a surprise. I was eager to get to this one, for both stories that are running through this series. I loved the banter. I found the pace to be nice and careful. The characters seemed to hit it off right away and that thrilled me. I was rooting for them by their first kiss. I give this 4/5 Kitty's Paws UP!
***This early copy was given in exchange for an honest review only.
Scarred dares readers to be vulnerable and that makes for the best kind of storytelling. Thompson doesn't hold anything back, she aims right for the heart and scores a direct hit. Trey and Autumn are a reminder of how beautiful love can be. If our emotions are willing to take the risk. My eyes have yet to dry from such a captivating, heartbreaking, soul shaking, magic carpet ride.
Ridgway could have so easily gotten lost in tying up loose ends. Instead she had the wherewithal to bring the rollercoaster that is the Blackthorne family, full circle. Trey is a tale of new beginnings versus past regret. For Trey and Mia love proves itself to be risky business. For the matriach and patriach of the Blackthorne clan, it's about making their way into a fresh start. Ridgway closes out an amazing series in the same way it was began. With a little bit of heartache, a ton of soul and an all encompassing love.
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