Review: Simply the best
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2014
Lorelei James has done it again, I don't know how with each book she can write such a different story while maintaining the style and complexity of this series and staying true to her characters but she can and she does.  This book marks the end of her long running Rough Riders series and it takes us back to the beginning to one of the original McKay hell raisers, Carson, and the woman who bring him to his knees from the moment he meets her.  Their story was sweet, it was sexy and despite Carson's opinion to the contrary it was romantic.  Damn man!  This book was spans six decades through their trials and tribulations, through good and bad, lean and flush, thick and thin, sickness and health, and children and empty nest.  I loved seeing Carson and Carolyn from the beginning and all their different sides and there are many.  I loved seeing that despite seeming a very gentile western woman, Carolyn is as strong as they come and she will fight tooth and nail to keep her family together.  Carson showed he has a tender side one than is rarely seen by anyone but his wife and that he will protect her and keep her from harm no matter what or who gets in his way.  So many memorable moments; some sad, some enlightening, some humorous, but always, always filled with love and devotion.  Well done Ms. James you've outdone your best and your best was already heads above so much else out there!