Review: Jason and Olivia
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 9, 2014
They first met when Olivia was a small child and Jason a boy. She was born blind, full of spunk, and Jason, a fevered telepath, couldn't read her. Better yet, he wasn't bombarded by other voices when she was near.  Circumstances pulled them apart and when she returns home to Dorado, it is to a new town in a new location, with new residents. Jason is there supervising the construction and had thought she died from the spirit fever that swept through the town months earlier. After he recovers from the shock of her being alive, his fierce protectiveness toward her resurfaces. But Olivia has spent the past four years in Boston learning to be independent and isn't about to become a burden to the man she has loved for as long as she can remember. He will just have to adjust to her being there, because she won't be sent away again.This book takes place during the same time period as book five. Set in Dorado and on the ranch, characters from previous books play strong supporting roles. It is beautifully written and sets the stage for a SS about wolf shifters Cody and Mariska (available this summer) and the next book, due out in the autumn. Book One is available in the Sinfully Supernatural anthology, the best way to begin the series, which needs to be read in order. I highly recommend it.