Review: Meet the Grayson family and fall in love--I HAD to buy the set!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2013
I first bought and read the first book in this set---SHADES OF HONOR and was completely hooked by the characters and the mental problems causedby fighting in the Civil War. It was realistic, warm, but the most outstanding part to me was the four brothers who had grown up in love and completebrotherhood in the best of ways but because of Radford's not being able to stay to help the brothers run the family sawmill when his father died---they were estranged.How Radford and his 3 brothers fought, loved and finally got back to being "brothers" is touching and involving. The love story has great strength because of theproblems, the growth, the conflict of brotherly love against life-long marriage-type love and then there is Rebecca (hope she gets her own book). Rebecca is Radford's daughter (out of wedlock) and her mother didn't want her. The relationship between Radford and his daughter is beautiful and changing as the heroine teacheshim to give Rebecca some freedom to be a child.When I finished this novel--I went back and bought the set (that saved money for me) and now am very hungry for the next book! I would read each of the next three books (for each brother) and immediately immerse myself in the next installment! It does help and add a lot to read them in order. (I really suggest buying the set)I can recommend this book-set with all my heart if you want to meet a loving, giving, caring family that you only wish were neighbors.  ENJOY--I would recommend this to anyone and everyone--it has sex but not too much and not after just meeting as in some of the newer books where sex is the main "plot" and story is second!