Review: Texas Bad Boys always entertain
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 25, 2011
Texas Bad Boy (Texas Hearts):The last of a trilogy (Texas Hearts, Texas Lonely, and Texas Bad Boy). All three books stand alone. I started reading yesterday evening and have just finished all three e-books.  I found a filling feast in Jean Brashear's writing. Without giving too much away, we seemed one man short for a Happily Ever After when the first two books ended.Book one foreshadowed Devlin Marlowe's role could grow into a hero. The story and back-story of Devlin Marlowe and Lacey DeMille is so richly textured and peopled after book two used a sparse caste. I just wallowed in the characters.  Together these books provide a symphony of complimenting layers of complexity.Lacey is many things to many people but mainly she tries too hard to meet everyone expectations at great personal cost. Brashear writes so you care about all the characters even one or two villians. It is always hard to get to the inevitable ending.