Review: A great book two!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 15, 2014
Reagan is a good girl that suffers from living in a small town. Everyone is up in her business about her parents and their past. The mystery behind her mom missing and the beloved memory of her father is all being brought out in the open for an eager audience of concerned and not-so-concerned citizens all at the same time.Quinn and Mike are hot, yummy ex-Navy SEALs that have made a home in King’s Bluff, Wyoming. They are ready to settle down and want Reagan with them. Both Mike and Quinn have baggage to deal with before the end of the story. Mike is recovering from an injury and sorting out what he wants to do with his life now that he has begun to heal. Quinn is coping with a secret from his past, one that leaves him with a fear of failing those close to him.The men were a perfect match to Reagan. They did what they could to help and protect her but when it came down to it they laid it all out on the table and supported her with the decisions that she made. And though some of the scenarios were obviously not a true to life, every day happening the way it was written made it feel like it could have happened in any small town in the USA.*Random side note: Sometimes when reading a ménage the men tend to appear too similar, or even worse, one plays a stronger role in the book and the second man tends to take on a role more of a secondary character. I am happy to report that this did not occur in Archer’s book.I thoroughly enjoyed “High-Stakes Loving” and am already waiting for the next book in the series.Reviewer's Note:  The full review of this book is posted on my website, Ramblings and Reviews.