Review: Oh Jeremy I so wanted this for you
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
We Amy Lane fans have waited a long time for this one. We watched how Craw found a homeless starving young man fresh out of prison and brought him home. We watched this self conscious and timid young man feel he was worthless and  not entitled to expect anything good in his life. So let’s start from the beginningJeremy  'doesn't really know what his true last name is’,  has been raised by his father, a drifter and con man. They traveled the circuit like gypsies bilking old ladies and trusting families out of their hard earned money. Jeremy was good looking and retained the gift of gab that made many a women give him all of her money....until Las Vegas.In Vegas he met Jonnie who worked for the local Mafia Boss. They had a “moment”  the night before. Now Jeremy hides behind a curtain while his father was beaten and killed by the Mafia Boss....Jonnie knew he was there and never said a word but was at his room that night with some cash for Jeremy to get out of town.  Being homeless and regaining a bit of conscience led to  his stint in jail. This is how Craw found him on the balls of his ass, bring him up to the ranch, giving him a warm bed and a job.It has been heartbreaking to watch how timid and unsure and hungry he was, not for food but he inhaled human kindness like a balm, it had never been directed his way and now he felt too dirty to accept it. Then there was Aiden Rhodes. .Aiden, underage still in high school saw Jeremy and knew he was THE ONE. They bickered constantly, their relationship one of Aiden teaching and Jeremy learning the machinery and wool and friendship.These last three years of reading this series and reading about this young man has been difficult because we wanted Jeremy to fly. The end of the last book was a horror as timid Jeremy found his strength for his friend and was beaten almost to death by the mafia who was searching for Jonnie. If Aiden hadn't come Jeremy would be dead.Amy you have taken another series and made it a homecoming . Every time I see pictures of the knitting critters I smile and know that their  family is certainly growing at the alpaca ranch like it did at Deacon and Crick’s place at the Pulpit. You make us love these people, it’s a homecoming and this story again brought joyous tears to my eyes as Jeremy found where he so belongs. You did it so carefully and thoughtfully with the love of an author for your wounded boy. Your readers needed this story in the way you only could write it.I have mentioned this in many reviews  that I never know what to expect when I open a story of yours, but I do know that you were born to do this and Amy you make me fly as well. Everyone who loves life, and family and love should read your books and take with them the  words you tell.Jeremy’s story was wonderful. Thank youReview by Gloria LakritzSr Reviewer and Review Chair for the Paranormal Romance Guild