Review: Can't get enough of this series!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 10, 2014
I've long since lost the taste for historicals and as for cowboys and the old west, they were never my cup of tea. But, I do enjoy Jacqueline Rhoades books and especially her Wolvers series so I went ahead and gave Wolver's Gold. DING! DING! DING! Winner, winner. Chicken dinner! I LOVED it! This is my favorite of the entire series.The premise of wolvers running a town tourist attraction set in the 19th century, not only set but living their lives - walk, talk, dress, work - 24/7 even after everyone goes home. What a novel concept and quite the challenge. And speaking of a challenge. Challenger McCall...yummm-E. He's sent from the ever ubiquitous Eugene Begley (who seems to have a talent of matchmaking) to investigate strange going ons in Gold Gulch. Now the heroine of this wonderful story is Rachel. A self-proclaimed spinster. And why wouldn't she want to be one. Overworked and underpaid she doesn't need a man to make it worse. That is until Challenger turns up and becomes the sheriff. Oh yes these two are very attracted to each other. Some of my favorite laugh out loud parts come from these two sparring. Language Mr. McCall! I've grown accustom to Ms. Rhoades wonderful secondary characters. The cast of characters here from the Soiled Doves to the omega are a complete delight. Everyone here gets a HEA, well almost. There are several unsavory characters that get their just rewards.Of course It may sound like I have spoiled the story for you with the mention of the HEA. However, it is the journey getting there that makes this my favorite of the series. This wonderful addition to The Wolvers series works very well as a stand-alone. BUT, why would you want to deny yourself the pleasure of enjoy the whole series. Read them all but especially Wolver's Gold.I received this book from JeepDiva for the express purposes of an honest review. The opinions and rating of this review are solely mine and in no way was I compensated.Stars- 5, Flames - 3