Review: touching and exciting and i love it
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 20, 2012
I finishedAt the Edge of Her Memory: An Erotic Suspense Thrillerbefore starting Under the Cowboy's Control. This is the second time I've read a story by Lynda Chance and I realized she likes writing about domineering men. I read the other reviews and I don't get the super negative ones. I don't think the book deserves less than three for the enjoyment it gave me. I love Selena and Travis for many reasons. And I think their story was rather touching.For one: who can't be touched by what Selena went through? She might be innocent and young, but she's tough and strong-willed and the writer proved this by how she developed Selena's character before Travis even met her. She's creative, industrious, and caring. And she's got a heart hungry for loving and caring. For two: Travis is scarred and tough as a rock, but that's just in the surface. The way he's managed his ranch, his men, and most of all--Selena, proved how big of a heart he has. Though he barks all the time, his actions speak louder of the kind of character that he is. He's a doer, a protector, and a possessive person. And I think the writer justified the fact that he deserved whatever he wanted to possess because he kind of worked hard for getting it and then takes care of what he already possess with everything that he has.Both characters deserved the ending that they got. The story is beautiful in its simplicity, considering that this is a short story, and it was sad when it ended. Because I wish I had more of it. I gave it five stars to make up for the bad reviews, because I don't think this ebook deserved it, and to prove how much I recommend it. I admit this isn't the best story there is, and it can be stretched longer and has many possibilities. Still, for what I feel about it now, and how much I got to love Selena and Travis and the men in the ranch in the short span of time I spent with them, I would even give them a six if that's possible.