Review: Captures the perfect amount of tension, sensuality, and romance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2012
Jack's brother, Sam, has advertised for a guest ranch manager for Dancing Moon Ranch. His mother is ready to hand the reins over to someone else, Sam and Jack have interests in other ventures, but they wish to keep the ranch. Jayne Hamilton applies for the job, and although Sam feels she is hiding something, he hires her anyway. Jayne's skills bring even more income to the ranch, and Sam is wildly attracted to her (he is no longer married to the woman in book one), although he is still suspicious that she is hiding something. The author does a fine job of revealing, a bit at a time, the conflict between Sam and Jayne, as well as what Jayne is hiding. She weaves relationships skillfully, always expertly blending the romance, sensuality, and internal conflicts of her characters. Makes you feel you're right there with them, feeling what they feel, experiencing their joys and sexual tension! This is the third book in the trilogy, and all three are MUST READS!