Review: I love Park and Tanner
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 21, 2014
The author did a great job with these two men. One who thinks he's beyond redemption and another who sees the good in everyone. Well, most everyone. The jury is still out on the rest of Tanner's family.The love story between the two is sandwiched inside a story of betrayal, of self-doubt, of loathing. It's true that the bulk of the story is taken up by the general and Tanner's family, but I think that's how it needed to be to close the storyline that has been brewing for several books. And we're not even sure it's closed as several threads remain tantalizingly open. We learned enough about Tanner in the previous books that his actions in this one make perfect sense. And the love between him and Park also make sense, to me at least. Park is the child of hippie parents who lets the Fates guide him. Even his mother tells him that it's meant to be. Tanner has never known a man like Park before. Someone who is invested enough to stand by him, even when common sense says he should flee. I can see it being very easy to fall for a man like Park. (Plus he has Scooby and Taco!)I've loved this series since its inception. Each couple brings something new to the ranch. I'm interested to know where Park and Tanner will end up, all things considered.