Review: Sequel - not a standalone read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 3, 2010
I see so many reviews from people shocked by the content of this download; as someone who fervently downloads free Kindle books myself, these things thankfully (usually) come with disclaimers in the form of reviews that let you know what you're in for.  This piece especially isn't for everyone.  Forrest Gump, box of chocolates and all of that.This is a sequel to Colter's Woman, which is some heavy duty romantica, pushing on the fringe of fetish.  If you can't handle an MMMF relationship on paper, don't read it, because it continues here.  This isn't a standalone piece that you really can just pick up and enjoy out of context if you don't know what's coming.  Here, the relationship is only alluded to and the two minor sex scenes are only MF, so there isn't anything graphically shocking, but it is made clear that this is that type of household.If you're still with me and still want to read it knowing what you're in for, there are parts of this piece that pick up where Colter's Woman left off that aren't explained here.  References to Ryan being shot, Holly's ex-husband orchestrating a kidnapping and the whole sharing thing, all were explained in the first book and are assumed you know here.  It also helps if you know the personalities of the brothers because it explains so much, but I guess it doesn't matter in terms of the story itself.If you can get past all those things or if you've read the first book and would love to catch up on Holly, Adam, Ethan and Ryan and see where her pregnancy is now, then this is a nice little story and for continuing readers, a bridge to Colter's Bride, which I think is out now.  Banks is generally a terrific and consistent author, not just here, but in many of her other books, and this is a quick little fluff read with a dash of sex and romance, a little of her trademark suspense and a happy ending.