Review: Chandler :-)
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
This was a great continuation to the Gamble Brother Series.  Although each book is a stand alone, if you start at the beginning, you'll understand a little more about the characters and what's brought them to this point.I absolutely loved Chandler.  He's this strong, alpha man who is protective and would make anyone feel safe.  He's had strong feelings/yearnings about Alana apparently since the last book when she was working with Chad.  When he least expects it, Alana comes slamming the door open back into his life literally.  Alana has a stalker who's sending her threatening letters, so she goes to the only person who she feels can help her, Chandler.  But yeah, she's been fantasizing about him too since she last saw him.  The sexual tension that's present around these two rolls off the page so strongly you can literally feel it.Chandler is a man who gets what he wants, when he wants it.  He decides he wants Alana and while working to discover the identity of the stalker, he realizes he might more than just want her.  Alana fights her feelings for Chandler, even though he's slowing breaking down her walls making it impossibly hard to. This was my only complaint with this book.  Maybe I just have easy friends, but in real life, how many of you know a woman who fights that hard against attraction like some of these women do in these books.  I mean, the man is making it OBVIOUS he wants her.  He's gorgeous, successful, sweet, caring and makes her feel safe, yet she fights this attraction and wants to run.  Seriously!  I never get these leading women who do this.But Alana's stubbornness and annoying stupidity aside, I enjoyed this book and would love to have a Gamble brother of my own.  Speaking of, we also see some of both Chad and Chase in this book too.