Review: Always the queen, Miss Logan
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 14, 2014
There is no denying Patricia Logan knows how to do . Not only with her characters and their different stories of their own , but also with the cross-overs of all her series . And it is with great pleasure that we find not only Cade Littlebear , but also - and especially - Mav and his husband , Ricky who makes a comeback here on stage in this third volume .Heath is a cowboy in the area, which was a real rancher for years and had to give his pleasure to link male body to take over the family business after the death of his mother. But when his father managed to overcome the pain of the loss of his wife , he resumed his ranch in hands and Heath can then turn to his true passion : men and ropes.When Micah is a hard worker who was kicked out from his home by his parents and is under the control of a violent boyfriend made by his drug addiction . He left him and California and to come and settle in Westburg this small Texas’s town , and became the head bartender of the club. But Greg followed him, swearing that he had overcome his addiction ... And Micah , when he lived near Hollywood has repeatedly seen the spectacle of the best drag queen of all West Hollywood : Ricky La Grange , now called Ricky Walker and who live not very far ...As for Red ... I hope he will finally be on a leash !Just a little thing : it is true that it is a pleasure to find the characters that I liked in other series , but in this volume , I think Mav and Ricky tended to steal the limelight from Heath and Micah who seemed to me a bit erased in comparison. I wish their characters are a little more developed .