Review: Wonderful!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 25, 2013
'I received a complimentary copy of this book by the Author in exchange for an honest review'There is a band of Outlaws going around torturing then killing, robbing families and burning down their houses along with killing all of their livestock. Rena was picking grapes when the attack on her house and her husband happened. Her husband was smart though and prepared for something like this and they had a code word if there was danger and she was to go to the hiding spot that he had made for her. Unfortunately in her hiding spot she could see everything that they did to her elderly husband Abram.Shortly after the attack Storm finds her. This same group of men had killed his friend and his wife and he became a Marshall after that so that he could arrest them and bring them in for justice. Rena vows to go with Storm to find these men and is determined to kill at least one of them for what they did to Abram. She also wants to get her dowry back.Storm cannot bring himself to think of Abram as having been Rena's husband as she is younger than Storm even. Rena eventually tells him that Abram married her for her protection as she was not safe when they were only saying that she was his granddaughter. Rena is afraid that Storm will leave her behind the first chance he gets so she will not let him get separate rooms when they do stop in towns. Therefore they have to pretend that they are married. This eventually begins to be hard on Storm as he is attracted to Rena but will not act on his desires because of the fact that they are not married.While on the groups trail they come across more home that they had attacked. In one such home there happens to be three now orphaned children. They grow attached to these children very fast. Now the choice has to be made. Do they continue on the path to get the group of Outlaws or if they stay together and take care of the children. This was a great book. I could hardly put it down. If life and kids did not interfere I would not have.... I loved it and I highly recommend it.