Review: If you haven't discovered this wonderful series, or indeed Maisey Yates' work, this is a great place to start.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
Judging people by their facade definitely leads to some incredible ones left unknown. Rekindled, the latest Silver Creek novella from the marvellous Maisey Yates, is a story of looking past the surface, and the awesome that can come from getting and giving a second chance.If you haven't discovered this wonderful series, or indeed Maisey Yates' work, this is a great place to start.Here's what I thought of Rekindled:It sure wouldn't be easy to face those you'd been dismissive of and rude to in the past, when you yourself are looking for help. What I loved so much about Lucy was that she owned the fact she used to be a raging bitch-queen. Lucy knows she was awful, and that she can't change how she was - she can only change who she is, and babe, you've done an awesome job. Mac hasn't forgotten Lucy's treatment of him, and he could have acted all ass-hurt about it and lorded over her. But he sure won a fan in me for being a bigger person than that, and giving her a chance.I just adored these two, seeing them both grow and change as a result of being around each other. The chemistry is out-of-control with Lucy and Mac, lending a sweet and tender story a hot and spicy feel.While this is a short story, Rekindled packs a lot of punch and I certainly felt that things weren't rushed or chucked in purely to resolve. Even with it being a novella that sits between the second and third books in the Silver Creek series, I'm sure you could probably get away with reading this as a standalone.I am an epic fan of Maisey Yates, and I will be making a return journey to Silver Creek to visit with the book friends I've made there, and hopefully find some new ones. All in all, Rekindled is a wonderfully funny, sweet and spicy read - well worth spending an afternoon with.