Review: Fiesty and Fun
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 27, 2014
Tells the story of Sunny, a young woman who moves to Carollton, Texas when she and her mother need to move in with family.  Lila, her mother, is determined that Sunny find a man of good social standing and enough wealth to care not only for her daughter but for herself.  Sunny has other ideas as she is instantly attracted to Abel Armstrong, the local blacksmith.  His reputation is slightly stained as he is a divorced man.  However, none of that matters to the love struck Sunny who is determined to find a way to get her mother’s approval for them to court.  Abel is a traditional man who is as determined as she is but is not willing to allow her to sully her reputation.  Sunny discovers that the man of her dreams is not only able to make her heart pound, he can and does make her bottom burn when she is taken across his knees.  They marry and Abel discovers that he is not an only child when a letter comes instructing him that his biological father has died and left him an inheritance.  They travel to Denver to discover that Johhny Hastings made his fortune as a gambler and was also the father of five sons.  Abel hopes that he and his brothers become the brothers they had been denied all their lives.  It is a sweet, romantic story including spankings and some well done love scenes.  This is also one of the boxed set "Sons of Johnny Hastings"