Review: I like the series.  I like the author.  But the romantic relationship part of the story was weak.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 17, 2014
She spends two days with him and falls in love.  He is now the love of her life.  But because he’s not sure how he feels or what he wants in life, she is soooo depressed and down.  She told him more than once that she wants him to love her.  But he keeps saying he doesn’t know what she wants.  This was the main issue during the last third of the book.  Not a good one - for me.But I really like this author’s story telling style, her dialogue and actions.  So I enjoyed it even though I had this problem.  And I’m going to read more by this author.Minor problem: I prefer character names not be similar.  A few times I had to double think to remember who was who:  Kinley vs Killoran.  If the author always used Killoran’s first name Bram it would have been better, but she didn’t.THE SERIES:I was surprised and pleased with the first two books in the series because there was no fight-separation between the couple.  This book is traditional with a separation.  I’m ok with or without, I just want it well done.  I think you can read all three books as stand alones.  But I suggest reading them in order since the characters interact with each other.  Michael’s younger brother Gavin was killed in a civil war battle.  His ghost has a small part in all three stories.Book 1 - Terms of Surrender - Annie and MichaelBook 2 - Terms of Engagement - Robert is Annie’s brother - he meets TessBook 3 - Terms of Temptation - Kinley is the daughter of Annie and Michael - she meets BramDATA:Narrative mode: 3rd person.  Kindle count length: 3,609 (318 pages).  Swearing language: moderate including religious swear words but not often used.  Sexual language: none to mild.  Number of sex scenes: 4.  Setting: mostly 1904 Wyoming.  Copyright: 2013.  Genre: western historical romance with a little paranormal.