Review: Casey McKay knows how to keep the pages turning, with the right mix of fun, seriousness and sexiness.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
I thoroughly enjoyed Loving Lena, the second book of the Ravenswood Manor series. The dynamics between Lena and Wesley were challenged by virtue of the illicit start to their relationship. Lena, while strong, was by no means rebellious by nature, which made their unmarried status hard for her to cope with. Wesley was very loving in his understanding, and yet firmly assertive in his insistence that she should not let circumstances destroy her. A very lovable hero indeed.I thoroughly enjoyed the backdrop - early 1900's America, with titled peers adjusting to a new life, somewhat fallen from grace, in the new world. I LOVED the cycling craze, and the new invention!!Add to all that, sexy discipline and hot sex. My kind of book. Casey McKay knows how to keep the pages turning, with the right mix of fun, seriousness and sexiness.