One of my favourites in this series
599043
Just love it. Great stories with really interesting well developed characters.  Hot hot sex.  What more do you need?  Will definitely be on the reread list for me
815431
Can't say enough good about this book and the rest in the series. It has become one of my favorites. :)
274583
This is another stellar entry to the series, you won't regret buying it.
4428697
This is my favourite book in the series.  I love the instant chemistry Amber and Mike have.  I enjoyed seeing how the stereotypical Vegas wedding turned Mike's fairly predictable life upside-down.  Mike, being a Corwin male, is apparently destined to be cursed - he will lose the love of his life and his fortune.  He is less concerned about the curse coming true and more concerned with his father who has taken the curse very seriously and is basically a hermit.

Amber is a breath of fresh air in the Corwin family. I adored how she acted around Edward. Mike's father - she didn't talk down to him but instead treated him like a real person.  She was the first to mention the possibility of mental health and not just the curse being at work.

There is a fair amount of suspense and possible danger in this book. Amber is hiding from someone and this provides the opportunity for her to build relationship with her new husband's family, much to his dismay. Mike is determined to ignore the chemistry and feelings starting to form and get a divorce, and Amber is just as determined to try to make the marriage work.  It was interesting to me what had to happen before Mike came to his senses!
1447638
I just finished Just Say Yes, listened and read on the kindle app.  This is one of my favorite series out there.  I keep trying to put my finger on the magic but can't.  Some books have been stronger than others in the series and this is probably my favorite second only to book 3 (Finn and Jenna).  I did miss Claire Bocking as the narrator, but Emma Wilder did well.

While the beginning of the series is fairly light and a little saccharine (not necessarily a bad thing), this book dives deeper into relationship issues I found relatable and had a little less of the geography/culture of New Zealand, a lot less rugby.  If you're into single parent romances, especially those with a sensitive, but strong man, look no further. I look forward to listening again.
780169
I really like this series. I have seen a great progression in Jess from book one to current. She has grown comfortable in her own skin and her intelligences. I am not usually a fan of relationships in my murder books as I find them distracting from the plot as I am a big fan of the killer. Yet the relationship between Jess and Dan fits into the series. I like that they have a complex one as it shows that they are both human.

These books are quick reads and I can guarantee that I will have a good time reading these books. What also makes this series great is the killer, who follows Jess from story to story. So this adds many layers to the overall plot and series. I can not wait to read the next book in this series. My only complaint is that the first half of the story seemed to not really go anywhere with the investigation but the second half made up for this.
2899970
I've enjoyed reading this series. They won't necessarily go down as a 'reread' type of favourite but they are lots of fun and I will definitely keep and eye out for Laini Taylor's future efforts and maybe check out her graphic novel as well.
3151020
The books in this series keep getting better and better and this one was my favorite.
4394452
I love this whole series! These two aren't my favorite of the characters but the book is still good!!
4181155
I enjoy in how this series of books doesn't forget the characters of the other books and keeps the connections, but never so much that it takes away from main character of the book you're reading.  Kelly Armstrong is, in my opinion, doing a good job of letting you see the characters through the eyes of others, and still the characters remain who they are.  You as the read get a more 3 dimensional look at people.  The good, the bad and what the character him or herself don't know about themselves.  That's a tough thing to do, but Kelly seems to be doing it well.

Eve in this book helps to develop all the other worlds that Kelly has created.  There are many dimensions and you get a good look at the complexity and how things are connected, but not connected.

I'll admit this isn't one of my favorite books of this series, but I do appreciate the enhancement and the intricacies of the relationships throughout this book.
4430157
I really love this series, it's one I go back and read again and again. Of course I love most of the books by this author. She has good taste in her writing style, always well developed and believable characters, and world building that just jumps of the page.
12372
I have always loved this series and this book is one of the best from CS. I thought that this hero was very well written and his role as a sadist was probably more subdued than would normally be but it was very appropriate for a man who is dealing with an abused woman. One thing that I don't usually like about BDSM themed books is their focus on abused women, it is depressing and this one was too, but Linda's character was written in a way that made her rise above her past, so it was uplifting. I think CS's writing is exceptionally smooth and clearly this series is a soft spot for her too, because it seems as if there is a lot more emotional investment in these stories than in others. All in all, a good read, sweet and hot. I am glad to be back in the Shadowlands with these characters again.
3618324
I really liked this series, the characters are all really likable
4792177
I've read quite a several dystopia series between these books (waiting for the next ones to come out), but I think this series is still my favorite. The characters have so much personality- and, even with so many books in the series, they come at a pace I can keep up with them and don't get bored with a limited number of characters (which seems important for a long series). I'm on the last one and have enjoyed the series.
1160998
This is definitely my favourite series.  If I could, I would live in Loki dimension.

This story is about two of my favourite charaters Elora Rose and Glendennon Catch we have been watching their story unfold over several books and their story is the culmination of their shared history.

Five years have passed and Glen and Rosie have both grown up. They've both experienced hard times emotionally.

I loved reading about how they get their second chance to find and heal each other.

The writing, as always, is superb and my favourite characters are back. I love that Ms. Dannan knows her characters and their world so well. I know when I'm reading one of her stories that I never have to worry that they will say or do something out of character for them.

If you haven't read this series before, then start at the beginning and read them all. You won't be disappointed. This is another great addition to the series.
2983487
This one was easily my favourite of the entire series (even though I got the world mixed up with Laurelin Paiges' Lights, Camera Series [Take Two] universe). If I hadn't been on vacation and busy doing activities, I would have devoured it in one sitting. It was exactly what I needed to read when I did: a lighter romance read that keeps it simply focused on the romance.

I thought the characters had great depth to them and I enjoyed the equal focus on their own development as individuals as well as the romance. Calder and Francesca were not only a great match for each other but they were intriguing on their own. The sexual tension between them was great and I loved how it was supported by a real emotional connection. You really wanted to see them work it out and succeed.

Things happen fast though in this novel and there isn't too much to the story besides this couple trying to form. I wanted certain plot aspects to be address, not swept under the rug but I suppose that it was more "realistic" with the approach it took. Nevertheless, I enjoyed reading this lighter romance novel from start to finish and it was my favourite of the series.
394216
What can I say about this series that I haven't already said?  It's my absolute favorite historical mystery series and this book is certainly worthy of helping the series to maintain that status.  After the rather sad events of the last book, Sebastian has arrived at an idyllic rural village in Shropshire with his wonderful wife, Hero, at his side.  His motives for making the journey are deeply personal but no sooner has he arrived then the shadow of a mysterious death pulls at his attentions.  The new village Squire, having heard of Sebastian's reputation for solving murders, enlists his aid in discovering why a young widow, rather recently arrived to town herself, is suddenly dead.  The resulting investigation is a twisting, turning journey through dark and deeply held secrets stretching back through the years.

The time and setting are so vividly portrayed that I can practically feel myself wandering through the various sites along with Sebastian and Hero.  The murder was intricately woven with enough red herrings that I certainly didn't figure out who the guilty party was until maybe a nano second before Sebastian revealed all.  And the use of actual bits of history, in this case the actual presence of Napolean's younger brother in the English countryside as a prisoner of war as well as the impact of the Enclosure Laws, is masterfully done.  The fact that Sebastian was operating without his usual sources of aid, like Lovejoy and Gibson, may have frustrated Sebastian but I don't feel the story suffered for their absence.  It was weird to have an entire book without Jarvis though.  At any rate, I will be glad for the return to London for the next book.

But, really, Sebastian made out quite fine in the end because he has the wonderful Hero at his side.  Watching their relationship grow and mature across several books has been a real highlight of this series and it only adds that extra something special to what is already an exceptional historical mystery series.  If there had just been one or two extra scenes between the couple it would have elevated this book to a five star read for me.  The fact that I'm only giving it four stars is less about the quality of the story and more about my level of greediness where Sebastian/Hero are concerned.