Review: Decent Continuation in a series
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2013
This was another enjoyable, quick read for me. Like the first book in the series, it was a romance with a hint of suspense, although that hint was a lot less in this book than the first.  This book probably could have handled a little more mystery given that Theo is a writer (even if his genre isn't mystery) and was always the "mastermind" behind the pranks that he and his brothers pulled when they were younger. It would have fit the characters more with Theo, then it had with Sebastian. And with Cole and Val both being in law enforcement, I think the next two books could work the mystery/suspense angle even more. It'd feel far more comfortable instead of forced like it did in Deep Autumn Heat.I think Theo is my favorite of the Grayson brothers. He's super smart and super hot and exactly what I'm looking for in a man. I wasn't 100% sold on Avery at first. She was all over the place and I never really got a good feeling for who she was. She did so many things in so little time and it wasn't entirely easy to figure out where her passion was. Social worker or musician? Then she was also an inn keeper and she took care of her aunt. Everyone has hobbies, but the music thing once again pulled away from the rest of the story. It pulled her away from the romance, from figuring out what she wanted to do with her life, from her aunt and from the inn. It was a little confusing to me what the point of it was other than putting her in the middle of more townsfolk and putting her at the right place at the wrong time.And again, the key is key. I'm guessing we'll get at least one more in the next book and then they'll come together in book 4 to actually make sense. Although I'm pretty sure I know exactly what the keys go to.Arc provided by the publisher via Netgalley for an honest review.