Review: another great read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 10, 2013
taming crossWell, how did I get that so wrong?I enjoyed the new and improved Cross. I felt that in Selling Scarlett, he was a bit wimpy, not that we saw a lot of him before his accident, and after, I guess he had the right to be the way he was but, I just felt he wasn't a dominant personality, even though he was tagged as a bad boy. Things have certainly changed for Cross, and I find I like the new look on him, he's more the Cross that Lizzy described, but I couldn't see!This is written in the same style as Selling Scarlett, with both main characters telling the story from their own points of veiw.This is Cross's HEA and I was sure I knew who he was going to end up with. Ooops Wrong!Cross has had enough of feeling guilt over his father's indiscretion, and sets out to make things right, the last thing he expects is to fall for the object of his rescue. Merri had been taken and sold into slavery, following her affair with Cross's father, and although Cross doesnt know all the details, he knows his father was involved, and that he, Cross, needs to make things better, So he sets off for Mexico, on a mission to rescue Merri.The pair go through a lot to get back to safety in America, and are nearly killed on more than one occasion. Cross is a real hero!Great fast passed story, with a well fought for HEA.Looking forward to moving on and reading more of these characters in November 2013 in Unmaking Marchant.