Reviews by Mandy S.

Fantastic read! Thirst could be read on it's own but, I highly recommend reading Burn first, as the blood-slave story line is continued in this book and we get to revisit Ty and Libby. Thirst is suspenseful and has plenty of juicy sex scenes (and a really super-hot shower scene). Loved seeing the relationship between Hawk and Claire develop. This book is a definite must buy.

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One of the best books I've read lately. This is a must read, it can be read as a stand alone but the entire series is fantastic.

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This is one of the best books I've read in a long time. The characters are the kind you fall in love with and the length was perfect. I can't wait for the next installment. Ms. Younger is now one of my few automatic buys. If you are only going to buy one book, make it this one because it is worth every penny.

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This is the final book in the trilogy and I have to say that I'm glad...because if there were a fourth book it would be very bad. The first book was the best out of all three. The second was lacking and this one was definitely following the trend. There was too much going on and the story was difficult to follow. I recommend that IF you buy this one you buy the first two first and read them and then this one...otherwise you'll be beyond confused. But hey I re-read them both before this one and I was still lost. In all honesty I haven't even finished reading it yet. I've stopped about half way through...and I don't know when I'll finish because reading it is too chanllenging for me. I want a nice, easy read - not a complex, hard-to-follow one. Just be warned that it is a very complicated story line and you may not make it to the end of the story - I didn't. Even with all that said I'm still willing to check out any future books by Dixie Lynn Dwyer. =)

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I purchased this book because the excerpt shown was so good that I wanted to keep reading and get lost in the story. However, after having read the book the only thing that comes to mind to describe it is...cheesy. There's very little character development in regards to the male characters, no explanation of the friendship between the female lead and the woman she runs to in Texas, AND I grew sick and tired of hearing the three men worry about her injuries to only turn around and "show her how much they love her" quite roughly. The book's only saving grace is the fact that it's a menage...that's really it.

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Like all of Jenny Penn's other books, especially those in the Cattleman's Club series, Rachel's Seduction is just perfect. The characters and the sex scenes are both written to perfection. Add in the fact that the book is more than 200 pages and it's absolutely one of my favorite books.

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