Review: Packing Up to Move
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
Oh how I wish I loved in King's Bluff, Wyoming!  The scenery is gorgeous.  The air is clean, and there are two men for every woman.  My kind of place!I loved "High Stakes Loving".  Fiona Archer has given us a wonderful sequel to "Chloe's Double Draw".  The characters are outstanding.  The story is fantastic...full of action, intrigue, and yes...romance.Reagan is the town's librarian.  She loves her job, and she loves King's Bluff.  She's got wonderful friends, and an awesome (and hilarious) BDSM book club that meets every week to talk about their favorite books, but also to chat about the goings on about town.  She's not looking to get involved in politics, but when something happens to threaten the existence of her beloved library, she feels she has no choice.Quinn and Mike are former SEALS who have come to town because they're looking to settle down, and they've got some good friends who have made a home there who suggested that they come.  Working as private detectives, and thanks to a grizzly discovery, they find themselves in the midst of an old mystery that effects Reagan and several other residents of KB.Our heroes are also drawn to the lovely librarian, and are determined to win her heart (note the gambling references, hehe).  Of course, she's drawn to them as well, and sparks fly when they all get together.  There is chemistry in spades, and their relationship blooms quickly.  As Doms, they know how to get Reagan to explore her submissive side, and they REALLY know how to give her pleasure beyond her wildest dreams.I'm not going to give anymore spoilers.  Suffice to say, there's danger and, like I said before, intrigue, and action.  The story flows very nicely and builds to a very satisfying end.  They secondary characters play an important role, and you just KNOW that there are future King's Bluff novels on the way :-)  Everything about this story is perfect.  There was nothing about it that I didn't like.  It was interesting.  It was fast paced, and most of all, it was so, SO sexy!As I mentioned, this is the sequel to "Chloe's Double Draw", so characters do cross over, but I would say that it could be read as a stand alone.  I do recommend that you start at the beginning, though, so that you can get the full picture.  You'll fall in love with this little hamlet and its residents.Definitely a winning hand.