Review: A Nice Reunion of Raveneau and Beauvisage characters
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 16, 2013
I read the first three books in this series and was seeing a pattern in the scenarios...so I didn't jump right into reading the fourth, Spring Fires. But it was time to start a new book and I went with Spring Fires. I just finished it...I could hardly put it down. I was a little worried when I started it. Yes, there is at least a 10-year age difference between Lisette and Nicholai but at least Lisette is a woman used to taking care of herself and others. She is the epitome of responsibility...maybe not so much after she's had a drink and a very handsome fellow is with her. (I have had the same problem!)I was not liking the truly naive, teenager being seduced by a much older, experienced man scenario that was the predominate story line in the first three books. I think what really drew me into this plot was all the people from previous books that were central to this story. Nicholai's older brother, Alec and his wife Caro are in the story along with all the other Beauvisage family members. Lion and Meagan also play a pivotal part in the story. There is a surprising direction when we get to see Devon and Andre from the first book, Silver Storm. They are still very hot for each other after 11 years. It's great to see some "old married couples" who still have a great desire for each other.