Review: has it all
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 8, 2014
I really need to stop buying all these book! Jack and Abby are my first of the Connelly men but I see a lot of cha-ching in my future. It is a shame that my favorite line is " we're Marines" in response to the comment" you and your brothers want to do recon?" I have been reading military books too long so I got the joke. Like Mafia stories? No need to Pick just one cause they seem to be oozing out this authors mind. We got the Albanians, the Mexicans, the Russians, and if you count the fighting Connelly's two more are represented, the Irish and Military. Talk about family values, whew.  More important is the focus on the economics of poverty and how people survive and bond. Thrown in for a most endearing plot, the heroine has a developmentally delayed brother who is a young adult and trying to grow wings. I am glad that the author is starting a new series and hope we get to revisit these characters and see how they handle their next challenges.Yes, the sex scenes are well written and plausible. The affection of the characters is easier to handle as neighborhoods tend to bond people. Jack waited for her to gain life experience knowing she was too young & he was suffering PTSD. Abby being in danger suddenly made him drop all his good intensions. The story is intense and left me ready to order the first two e-books and back log and all titles under her alias. I've checked the reviews. The Russian series got some flack cause the black lady is preggers and not married at the end. Being with an Alpha does not require paperwork as my favorite IR to date showed. Billy London dragged out Nick and Gina's story for three books covering two years before they got married. The story was enriched by the way he fought to keep her in his life despite his family business and her meddling auntie. I see the same qualities in Ms Rivera's work and I am now a fan. May I have two more Connelly's to go? Have KINDLE will read!