Rocky Mountain Home - Six Pack Ranch 11 - Vivian Arend
Aug 13, 2017 13:33:52 GMT -7
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Post by secretromancejunkie on Aug 13, 2017 13:33:52 GMT -7
Rocky Mountain Home - Six Pack Ranch Book 11 - by Vivian Arend
4.5 / 5
Heat level 8.5 / 10 - very explicit, totally vanilla
Style - contemporary western
This is the final book in the six pack ranch series. Finally, we get Jesse's story. Jesse has been at odds with his identical twin Joel, since Joel hooked up with Vicki. But we didn't know why. There was finally an explanation for most of it in the previous book but it was expanded and resolved in this book.
Jesse left his family at the end of the last book. This book opens with him having a drunken on night stand (off camera) with a woman he meets in a bar. Fast forward four months, the woman is pregnant and not having any luck tracking Jesse down. Then Jesse shows up on her doorstep, and learns she's pregnant.
This is as much about Jesse's road to redemption for himself as it is about Jesse and Dare together. But Dare is a large part of him reuniting with his family. The second half of the book has a lot about the couples from other books woven in. IMO that makes a bit shaky as a standalone read. I think a large part of my enjoyment was in seeing all those other familiar people. The re-connection between Jesse and his twin Joel was heartfelt and touching.
All in all, it was a wonderful wrap-up to the series. It also lays the groundwork for the next series, about Dare's "foster" family.
4.5 / 5
Heat level 8.5 / 10 - very explicit, totally vanilla
Style - contemporary western
This is the final book in the six pack ranch series. Finally, we get Jesse's story. Jesse has been at odds with his identical twin Joel, since Joel hooked up with Vicki. But we didn't know why. There was finally an explanation for most of it in the previous book but it was expanded and resolved in this book.
Jesse left his family at the end of the last book. This book opens with him having a drunken on night stand (off camera) with a woman he meets in a bar. Fast forward four months, the woman is pregnant and not having any luck tracking Jesse down. Then Jesse shows up on her doorstep, and learns she's pregnant.
This is as much about Jesse's road to redemption for himself as it is about Jesse and Dare together. But Dare is a large part of him reuniting with his family. The second half of the book has a lot about the couples from other books woven in. IMO that makes a bit shaky as a standalone read. I think a large part of my enjoyment was in seeing all those other familiar people. The re-connection between Jesse and his twin Joel was heartfelt and touching.
All in all, it was a wonderful wrap-up to the series. It also lays the groundwork for the next series, about Dare's "foster" family.
