Review: In the dead of winter, life turns to living
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 21, 2013
The second generation of Compton's Pass may not be as rowdy as the first...on first glance. You'll fall in love with the daughters of the Compass boys from the original series. While you don't need that series to follow this book, it will go a long way to help you understand Vicki (Vivi), the grandmother, who plays a crucial role in the girls' lives. This book is explicit and contains basic bondage and anal, in addition to the extremely sensual scenes, but it's not just sex. There were times I laughed, times I wanted to kick a few characters, and yes, another Compton Pass book may make you cry. As someone who desperately desired a way to extend the Compass Brothers series, I felt Carr and Rylon did the legacy justice. JD would be proud. I look forward to my renewed friendships at Compton Ranch. The next book is foreshadowed perfectly, and only in the epilogue.Summary: Sierra (See) has had her life mapped since 16: career, husband, kids. Too bad her boyfriend since that time has changed his plans and wants to put things on hold. Daniel is the new ranch hand and his sole goal in life is to "be happy". While they are attracted to each other, can two people with such different aspirations be good for each other for the long haul?