Review: Years of Misunderstandings Resolved With Lots of Sex
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 13, 2014
The most sexual book in the series, which trended towards more graphic sex with each volume. What a shame. Lennox sets up intriguing situations and has fully formed characters, but has become more inclined to trivialize romance to overwhelming sexual chemistry. She follows the simplistic formula of overly tall and unreasonably muscled men (who almost never go to a gym or do physical labor--though these brothers did like to work out their aggression by beating each other up in a boxing ring) that are aggressive and arrogant and the supposedly independent women who like to be dominated by them. This last book in the series was also more difficult to read because it had to tie up everything that happened in the 4 books with long descriptions of 4 weddings and then another tedious look into the future with the couples all happily gathered together with their offspring. Okay, I know some romance readers are fashion and wedding junkies, probably others wanted the fast forward to established families, but it was all after the plot of the book ended and most of the entertainment value was gone. I like this author, but she's making it harder to read her books, and that's a shame as few are as good as she is in setting up an intriguing story line.