Review: Better Than the Previous Two Books
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 18, 2013
3.5 starsIn this book, Rawley continues to try to bring Sonny's shooter to justice while trying to navigate his new relationship with Jeb.I liked this book better than the previous two and felt the pacing had improved wonders. However, the book still suffered from typos and incorrect word usage (e.g. steel was used instead of steal). I usually overlook these types of mistakes, but after three books in this series, I figured the editing would have improved.I enjoyed watching Rawley and Jeb's romance blossom. They had their occasional bumps in the road, but always continued to love one another. I still felt bad for Sonny and Garron as they tried to move on and live their lives after the shooting and its repercussions. The Nate, Rio and Ryan relationship was enjoyable as well. I usually steer clear of threesomes/polyamorous relationships, but I liked the chemistry between the three men. I may even read their book in the Cattle Valley series.Lastly, I felt the culmination of the investigation against Sonny's shooter was very anti-climactic. After two books of trying to bring the guy to justice, the conclusion fell flat and I didn't feel as though he received his comeuppance. Sure, he'll go to prison, but that's only because of his stupid mistakes. I wanted him to suffer for what he did to Sonny, Garron and the other Good brothers