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jennabeebs79's review
5.0
Wow, this book! Just wow! First of all, I have been reading lesfic for years and had never come across Max Ellendale or the Four Points Series. I was hesitant to read this book because it's the eleventh book in the series, and having not read any of the others, I thought I would have a difficult time understanding everything. I have to say, I'm so glad that I went with my gut and read it anyway.
This book was so much more than what I expected it to be based on the synopsis. It was way more than a US Marshall protecting a former witness and her son. For me, that main plot was about two women finally meeting the one person they could truly be vulnerable with and learning that having needs was not the same as being needy. I found the author's ability to develop two multidimensional main characters that readers could not only identify with but also identify with their pasts (dare I say baggage). The dialogue was witty and Dusty was so darn charming without really even trying! Characters from some of the other books in the series ( I looked at the synopsizes of the other books) not only made appearances but were integral to one of the story's subplots. I am truly impressed by this author and I look forward to reading all of her other books!
This book was so much more than what I expected it to be based on the synopsis. It was way more than a US Marshall protecting a former witness and her son. For me, that main plot was about two women finally meeting the one person they could truly be vulnerable with and learning that having needs was not the same as being needy. I found the author's ability to develop two multidimensional main characters that readers could not only identify with but also identify with their pasts (dare I say baggage). The dialogue was witty and Dusty was so darn charming without really even trying! Characters from some of the other books in the series ( I looked at the synopsizes of the other books) not only made appearances but were integral to one of the story's subplots. I am truly impressed by this author and I look forward to reading all of her other books!
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