Review: A BROTHER FOR ALL SEASONS
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 9, 2013
Yum, yum, yum.  Oh wait - you want to know about the BOOK?!!!?  Well... "Slow Summer Burn" is the final of four books featuring the Grayson brothers.  Each brother has a romance during a season - and Val, the oldest, is last in the summer.  This is a $2.99 novel with 296 pages, written by Elisabeth Barrett & published by Loveswept.  Set in Star Harbor, Maine (fictional) these men don't expect to find love - but find them it does!As the sizzling Star Harbor series concludes, the fourth sexy Grayson brother, a dedicated DEA agent, shows a high-society beauty the true meaning of love.Cameron Stahl has everything, so why does she feel like her life is incomplete? A beautiful Boston socialite and a successful entrepreneur, she's just opened her second boutique in Star Harbor and business is booming. But one searing look from Val Grayson sends fire through her body and shows her exactly what's missing from her life: a real man who doesn't play games and who makes her feel like the most desired woman on earth.DEA agent Val Grayson has always looked after his brothers. Now it's his turn to find love--though Cam is the last sort of woman he ever dreamed he'd fall for. When courageous Cam realizes she has the insider connections to help Val take down a major drug player within Boston's political elite, he can't stop her from putting herself in danger. But as the drug bust of his career looms, all Val cares about is saving the woman he loves before it's too late.These books are "feel good" location / people-centric romances, along the lines of Bella Andre's Sullivans or Susan Mallery's Fool's Gold.  There is some sex (nothing too explicit), some intrigue, and lots of love!  I received a copy of "Slow Summer Burn" in exchange for an unbiased review, but ended up reading all three of the other brothers' books.  However, this story is EASILY a standalone so don't feel that you have to read in order (unless you're OCD like me LOL!).  Great read & highly recommend!