Review: Not as good as Books 1 and 2 in Series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 14, 2013
This book just was not as strong as the first two, and I give it a 3.75 rating.At times, this story was entertaining and it was great it included all the people from the past books. The brotherly love between the men was front and centered in this book, which I liked. Plus, I just lovedRamon relationship with Cara's son.Ramon and Marcy's relationship started out with great passion, desire, and very hot Love Scenes. Gosh, I was blushing when Ramon explained how he took lessons and that was the reason why he was such an expert with his, well,- - you know!But, the book dragged on too long and I started to get bored with Ramon and Marcy.Once again the author caught me off guard with the mystery involving Henry. I thought I had it all figured it out from Book 2, but Ms. Austin added an element of surprise, when the mystery was finally revealed.What was not revealed or maybe, I just did not get the connection, was why Armando was treated so harshly and almost left for dead when he was 18, which was how the second book, Armando's Return, began. I still do not understand how how Henry's secret and Katie's father involvement with Henry's past, would have led to the cruel treatment Armando received for loving Katie.