Review: Different, But Still Good
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
I've read a lot of Kristen Ashley's books, and I've loved everyone. This one was good, but for me, it had a different feel. And I'm not sure why. It had a sexy alpha male, a strong female who is a survivor, and a happily ever after, that takes you on quite a wild ride. I think I missed the mystery and finding the "bad guy". There is defiantly a bad guy, but it's pretty clear upfront who it is.This was a shorter story than she usually writes. This one takes us back to the small Colorado mountain town of Gnaw Bone, where the first book in the series was set. Small town, quirky residents, but very loyal and protective of their own. And Zara is one of theirs. They know her family and her history. So when the " love of her life" shows up again in Gnaw Bone, no one trusts him to stick around much longer than he did the last time. But Ham has changed, being the target of a serial killer will tend to do that. Now he just has to convince the town and most importantly, Zara, that he's a new man and wants to settle down with her.