Review: Decent Value for the Price
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2013
I purchased the 3 book box set.  The basic premise of the stories is the same throughout all 3 books.  The lead female character is a strong, independent woman capable of taking care of herself but has an emotional block preventing them from a intimate, long-term relationship.  Here enters our male lead characters who are all super successful and super sexy men who fall head over heels with the female lead while helping them out in perilous situations.These books are very short in length.  The plot lines are simple and the pace is consistent throughout the books.  While each book contains sexy scences that is not the focus of the book, the men instead fill an emotional need for the female.  Also, the Walker Brothers all have long hair, which is fine, but if you find shorter hair more attractive on a man you will have to reimagine them with shorter hair like I did.Unfortunately, the writing style is really poor.  Often sentences are long and/or not constructed together very well.  At times I found this distracting to the storyline, yet there is still enough pull on fulfilling the emotional voids to keep the reader up late finishing a chapter anyway.While these books are advertised as discussing the "Walker Brothers" in truth the only books 2 and 3 discuss the Walker Brothers as lead characters.  The first book discusses a relationship between characters that appear in the later books, but he is not one of the Walker Brothers.I was fortunate to pay 99cents for this series and for that price, I felt I got a bargain.