Twenty-year-old Jenny Harper has been in love with Heath Jackson since the day she saw him leap from a galloping horse to save an old woman when she was eleven years old. Over the years, Jenny has watched the women swarm around Heath, but she has her heart set on him and she is not one to give up easily. One way or another, she will show Heath she is a grown woman, ready for a husband, not the child he remembers tagging along after his younger brother.
Unfortunately for Jenny, ever since he was left at the altar by a foolish girl who ran off to marry a wealthy old man, Heath Jackson has sworn off marriage, preferring instead the company of widows and saloon girls. And in any case, though he has secretly lusted after her for years, as far as Heath is concerned Jenny is too young, too much like family, and too eager to wed.
But when tragedy strikes, putting more on Jenny’s shoulders than she can bear, her only hope of saving her family home lies in marrying quickly. Can Heath sit back while other men vie for her affections? Can he bear to watch in silence as she chooses a weakling when she desperately needs a strong man like him, one who will keep her safe and give her the sound discipline she needs when her impulsive ways place her in danger? Or will he stand up and claim what should be his, even if it means risking his heart again?
Publisher’s Note: Jackson’s Justice is a stand-alone novel which is the second entry in the Jackson Brothers series. It includes spankings and sexual scenes. If such material offends you, please don't buy this book.
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Maddie Taylor spirits us back to Laramie, Wyoming in this rollicking second installment in the Jackson Brothers trilogy!
THE STORY: Jenny Harper has been hopelessly in love with Heath Jackson since she was a young girl but when the taciturn rancher caught wind of her crush, he quickly dashed her hopes of happily ever after. While he would not deny that the beautiful, feisty redhead was mighty fetching, Heath had sworn off marriage and knew he was far too old for a sweet, innocent girl like Jenny.
Yet for some reason, whenever she found herself in trouble, the big, gallant cowboy was the one who always wound up riding to the rescue AND on occasion meting out a stern reprimand over his knee! Regardless, romance seemed off limits…until tragedy struck Jenny’s family and she and her younger brother Will found themselves in dire straits, when their cruel uncle tried to swindle them out of their home and their family farm. Having nowhere else to turn in her darkest hour, Jenny sought counsel from the Jackson clan and learned that according to a new codicil in her parents’ will, she needed to marry—and fast—in order to keep her inheritance and retain guardianship of her brother.
Hard as he tried to fight it, there was something about Jenny that stirred Heath’s senses and roused his every chivalrous instinct. And now that she desperately needed a groom, this proud yet honorable Jackson brother couldn’t abide the thought of her marrying anyone but him! A young, sheltered woman like Jenny would require a strong, caring man who’d help shoulder her burdens and provide a good, secure home for her and her brother. And when the reckless beauty broke the rules he laid out for her own good? She’d also need a strict yet loving head of the household who would NOT HESITATE to impart some “good old fashioned Jackson Justice” to her sweet derrière!
Although she had dreamed her whole life of being Heath Jackson’s blushing bride, and was eternally grateful for his noble sacrifice” on her behalf, would it take a miracle to lasso her handsome groom’s elusive heart? Or would the reckless beauty be all on her lonesome when an enemy from the past exacted his brand of cold-blooded revenge?
MY MUSINGS: Wow! I really enjoyed JACKSON’S JUSTICE! Once again Maddie Taylor swept us up in the Old West and I was completely charmed by this MOC tale featuring a tough, take-charge alpha cowboy who finally makes an honest woman of the sweet yet sassy young woman who’d always loved him from afar! This book was chock full of everything I crave in a historical western romance: A rich complex plot. Breath-stealing romance. Thrilling adventure. Steamy passion. Naughty spankings. Juicy small-town scandal. Danger. And…yikes…even a rowdy saloon brawl and a treacherous kidnapping to keep our adrenaline pumping!
Though I felt the overall book was a bit too long and drawn out, and the plot tend to meander in places, I was nevertheless HIGHLY ENTERTAINED throughout! Ms. Taylor has a true gift for writing in this genre—I really felt like I was transported to the pioneer town of Laramie circa 1878— and her western-flavored narrative, vibrant characters, sizzling sensuality and engaging, emotional tone were MAGNIFICENT!
From page one, I was enchanted by the high-spirited romance between a love smitten Jenny and her strappingly handsome protector, Heath. This tall, commanding rancher was the perfect counterpart for the sweet, wildly impulsive young woman who sometimes acted without thinking. Gah…what a beleaguered heroine Jenny was! Her sad, emotional plight truly struck a chord in me and my heart ached for all the hardships this poor young woman had to endure in the face of her crippling family strife. She had been dealt a lousy hand in life after her ma and pa died, and although sometimes she made “questionable choices,” her courage, resilience, grit and determination to hold onto her family legacy and take care of her young brother, as well as her willingness to risk her neck to help others in the community truly shone through.
And despite the fact that her romance to Heath got off to a rocky start, and they faced many ups and down on the road to true love, I rooted for them EVERY STEP OF THE WAY! Their smoldering attraction was undeniable... and even when they were locking horns, it was always apparent that a big-hearted, bull-headed Heath Jackson always had a soft spot for his precious darlin’!
Just like with the first installment, MARSHAL’S LAW, one of my favorite parts of this second book was the close-knit Jackson clan! They played a pivotal role in this series and could always be counted on for moral support and to circle the wagons in times of trouble! I just adored catching up with Heath’s ma and pa, Henry and Letty, his younger brothers Aaron and Luke, and his sister in law from another era, Janelle. And I also enjoyed the interactions with Jenny’s younger brother Will and the various townsfolk! Even the baddies were a heck of a lot of fun!
THE SWOON-WORTHY NARRATION by Gideon Welles was once again SPOT ON! His gruff, growly tone and whiskey-smooth western drawl was perfect for the part of Heath. Sighhhh. His depiction of the big, strong, ruggedly sexy hero sure made my heart flutter! And he also did a marvelous job with Jenny and all the various other secondary characters as well! He is just such a talented storyteller and his multi-faceted vocal range and strong, soothing, gently commanding emotional inflections really captivated me from start to finish. I look forward to him narrating the third and final book in the series, WILD WISTERIA, featuring the devilishly handsome youngest Jackson brother, Luke!
BOTTOM LINE: JACKSON’S JUSTICE sure tickled my fancy! It warmed my heart, melted my panties, made me giggle and gush like a schoolgirl, and that glorious ending had me basking in delight!
Highly recommend this book for fans of this genre!
This is my first Maddie Taylor book, and after reading this, I have to question why... I love, love, love Ms. Taylor's writing! It is sleek, smooth, and stylish, combining well-considered plot lines, with smoking-hot, sensual sex. I adore Heath Jackson; the man is hard-wired to deliver tough love and a firm hand to Jenny, whenever it is needed. He is just the perfect romantic hero. Honestly, I rarely read the 'western' sub-genre', but based on this compelling read, I may just have to fill up my e-reader with some alpha cowboys. Bravo, Ms. Taylor!
I enjoyed this story that centers around the oldest Jackson brother, Heath finding his intended in sweet farm girl Jenny Harper. I'm looking forward to Luke & Wisteria's story. I wish Jenny wouldn't have been so helpless, but it is historically accurate that women didn't have too many options back in the 1800's. It was great to visit with the Jackson family again!
If you've read the first book in this series, you'll love this book also. Heath kind of ticked me off at first, thinking he was to old for Jenny but she doesn't give up. And when all the twists and turns show up in her life, Heath is right there. This book was funny, sexy, hot and intriguing!! Loved it from start to finish and now I can't wait for Luke and Wisteria!!!
Historical, western romances are a guilty pleasure of mine, and Maddie Taylor is a master at writing them. Jackson's Justice, book 2 in the Jackson Brothers series gives us Heath and Jenny's story. Jenny is 10+ years younger than Heath, and the confirmed bachelor does not want to give into his attraction to her. Jenny encounters some horrible people in her life, including her sick uncle leaving her vulnerable. Will Heath step up, give into his feelings and protect her? The Jacksons are tough, alpha men that love with their whole hearts and keep their family safe. Keep in mind, if Jenny misbehaves, Heath has no problem taking her over his knee! These men mean business, and if Jenny steps out of line, Heath will spank her! We get to see Aaron and Luke as they help Heath and we get to have Jenny bond with the women. It's a well written adventure and leaves us wanting to see what Luke will have in store for us in book 3!
Gideon Welles narrates this with his sexy, raspy baritone and will keep you listening straight through. I think this kind of story is written with his narration in mind as he is the perfect fit! His voices are smooth as silk, give just the right amount of command and tenderness and keep the storytelling flowing!
Jackson's Justice is the second audiobook of a trilogy that is part romance, part family saga, and part science fiction adventure - all set against the rugged, unyielding backdrop of the American midwest. The wild, uncompromising landscape is echoed in the strapping, steadfast Jackson men, especially so in Heath whose desire to remain untamed equals that of the most recalcitrant colt on the ranch.
Unusually, even for a raunchy romance, the explicit descriptions in this audiobook begin almost immediately. I'm no prude, but I prefer it when the author 'earns' the steamier scenes, having built up the characters' anticipation a little and allowed us to get to know them before revealing their most intimate desires. However, as the story unfolded and I grew more familiar with the character whose observations prompted such vivid descriptions, it made much more sense that he would dive in with no holds barred, as he does with everything else!
Much as I enjoyed the book, it did feel as though there were two distinct parts, which could have been split into two books. There was a natural conclusion to the plot around halfway through and, at a total of almost 15 hours long, it could easily have been split into two volumes without either feeling insubstantial.
I found the Jackson family very endearing, with each character developed enough to feel integral to the balance of humour, warmth, and strength that kept them together. Despite my reservations regarding one particular angle, I would still gladly listen to the other books in the trilogy just to spend a little more time with this funny, loyal family.
Though mostly a standalone novel, I'd recommend listening to the previous book in the trilogy first, as this book contains spoilers for the previous story. I wish I'd had the opportunity to listen to book one, Marshal's Law, first, but very much hope to add it to my library soon. I have enjoyed getting to know the characters and am intrigued by the underlying sci-fi element which seems rather out of place in this novel without the proper history. Even if I hadn't liked the characters so much I might have been tempted to listen to book one just for the narrator, and I'm sure he will be a determining factor in my pursuit of the full series.
The narrator in question, Gideon Welles, was possibly my favourite part of this audiobook. His voice is rich, deep, and velvety, with a throaty, southern drawl; like melted chocolate with a shot of whiskey. He was perfect for this audiobook, and is very easy to listen to. I usually keep away from American narrators for romances, especially historical ones, because I don't find the accent very relaxing and and I listen to this genre when I need to rest and allow my mind to wander. Welles' voice was soothing but also kept me engaged in the story and willing to forgive the characters almost anything, nearly as eager to hear more from Heath as Jenny was!
I loved curling up in bed and unwinding with his sonorous, reassuring voice, whose intimacy was pitched just right for the steamier scenes between the couple. We have just had our first days of snow this winter, and I was very glad that Welles' voice radiates such enticing warmth.
There is a content warning for this book on Audible, which didn't dissuade me from listening but which I now think ought to be worded differently.
As well as a physical assault this book contains repeated instances of humiliation and 'corporal punishment' which are often unnecessary and are unhealthily dressed up as a strong, stable man 'taming' an unruly woman 'for her own good'. I felt there were far better ways this could have been achieved, and that the book mistakenly conflates harmless consensual activities with harmful non-consensual ones when exploring this otherwise-innocuous kink. If you're sensitive to historical themes which would today be considered abusive then their repeated occurrence and patronising justification would likely make this book uncomfortable and render the romantic lead wholly unlikeable.
The following paragraphs will discuss these sexual themes in more detail, so I have hidden them in 'spoiler' tags because they also reveal a little of the plot development.
When all is said and done none of the above ruined the story. The plot still captured my interest, I was satisfied with the ending, and I adored the narrator. I'm already intrigued by the set-up to the next book in the series, and hope it comes to Audible soon. In the meantime I hope to listen to the first book to learn more about Aaron and Janelle's story, while awaiting the audio recording of Luke's.
*I received this audiobook free of charge in exchange for an honest, unbiased review.
I really think I preferred the first book. I listened to the Audiobook for this one.
The narration was decent. There was just so much going on in this one book. It actually felt like listening to more than one book. It took forever for Jenny and Heath to finally end up together. Heath spent so much time at the beginning trying not to want Jenny, that by the time they got together, I felt like I wasn't as invested in their story.
Jenny seemed pretty desperate for Heath through the beginning of the book, and then spent a third of the book feeling like she wasn't worthy of the Jackson family. She kept doing one thing after another without giving much thought to the consequences.
This was not a short or fast paced read. Heath seemed determined to spank Jenny every time she turned around, even before they got together. I didn't get the same sense of connection between Jenny and Heath that Aaron and Janelle had in the first book. There was a lot of sex in this book, that had I been reading, I probably would have just skipped through.
If spanking, sex, domestic discipline, male dominated societies, etc. offend you, you might want to take a pass on this book.
I do wonder if this book would be different reading it, just because there is so much going on in it. I would recommend that you take a listen and judge for yourself.
I voluntarily listened and reviewed this audio book received from the author via Audible.
I'm not a big fan of westerns, unless it stars Clint Eastwood of course, but i found this strangely entertaining. One of those rare reads, like Sylvia Day's Bared To You, that even though it shouldn't appeal to me yet i enjoy it immensely.
If you like westerns, read this. If you like erotic romance, read it. If you don't, read it anyway.
This was one of my first Audible books. I had already previously read it but chose to get it again anyway because I had a couple credits. I hadn't read the ebook in forever so I thought why no. It was even better than the first time I read it! I dunno if it was the rediscovery of a great novel or the voice actor. Maybe both. Either way I am so glad I got it.
Now onto the story itself. Like I said, I had read it before. I loved Jennie and Heath then and I love them now. They're such an interesting couple. Perfect for each other but their stubborn personalities keep them apart. Not for overly long of course. Heath fights his affection for Jennie, labeling her a child, rejecting her at every turn. Jennie lost her heart to Heath years ago. His constant rejection of her tears her heart to pieces.
I'm not going to lie. This book made me cry numerous times. First when it came to the part where Jennie overhears Heath saying things not meant for her ears. It was so sad to see her so torn up. Her heartbreak and Heath's evident guilt was heartwrenching. My heart ached for her and her broken heart and my heart ached for Heath and his guilt and turmoil. I think he loved her then. That's why it hurt him so much that she wouldn't have anything to do with him. A man who doesn't care doesn't try so hard to get a woman's forgiveness.
The second time I cried was during Jennie's assault by her uncle and Heath taking charge after. I think seeing Jennie so beaten and bruised made Heath realize how much he truly cares for her. Seeing her hurt filled him with such rage that doesn't fit with a man who doesn't love a woman. He most certainly loved her deeply then. It's why he offered to marry her in her hour of need. He may not have known it then but the man was head over heels in love. His heart knew, even when his mind didn't. Actions speak louder than words after all.
Heath's take charge attitude in helping get back her little brother from her nefarious uncle just further proves that Heath would do anything for Jennie. The only thing he wouldn't do is let her go. Finding his stubborn little wife in a lawyer's office inquiring about a divorce just gave him the perfect opportunity to make that be known.
All in all, Jennie and Heath's story is breathtaking and real. The kind of love every woman dreams of. A man who would do anything to save the woman he loves and a woman who would do anything to keep the life they created. I highly recommend this book. It's ups and downs and twists and turns make for an amazing story.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
This was not what I expected. I listened to it on audible and the opening scene of Heath Jackson sitting in the church dreaming about Jenny was shocking, it only continued as the story progressed. Who knew a western romance could be so HOT!! Don’t go into this one thinking of Louis L’Amour, it is not even close. This is an erotic romantic suspense story.
Jenny and Heath have been into each other for a long time, but finally circumstances make them overcome their barriers to be with one another. Heath thinks she’s too young. Jenny thinks he’s not into her. If only she could see into his day dreaming. When Jenny is about to lose her home and her siblings, Heath steps in to save the day. Only, that is just the beginning. Jenny thinks of it as an arranged marriage and has plans to do her own thing, but Heath has plans of his own and they don’t include separate beds. He’s definitely all in.
Other people get in the middle of their relationship and Heath does everything he can to cut them out. He continually tries to protect her from her own foolishness by disciplining her in ways only and erotic romance reader can think of. The people, he just straight up wants to kill those folks to eradicate them from her life. Little does he understand his fate and his brothers are all wrapped up in the same people out to do them harm. When it’s discovered all of his family comes to the rescue to protect Jenny and her newly formed family.
Just be aware, there is a lot implied sexual misconduct on the part of those outside Heath and Jenny’s family and their relationship, so if you aren’t into that, you should skip this one. If you don’t mind, you might want to read Marshal’s Law first as there are a few odd scenes with Marshal’s wife that could make your mind go down a long rabbit hole before realizing it isn’t truly important to Jenny and Heath’s story, but it is to the brothers all together.
I’m giving this a 4 of 5 because I’m not into the erotic too much, but the story was good and the characters were well developed and there were some cute shenanigans in it. I’ve got the other two books in the series in my TBL (To Be Listened) to pile. Not sure when I will get to them, but they are on it.
This was an enjoyable read for me. I did like the story and the twists and turns that Taylor added to it, but I just couldn’t really connect with Heath.
Also, I do want to add, this is the second book in the series, and while I won’t say that you have to read book 1 to fully understand what’s going on in this book, you should at least read the blurb so that the references to the future do make sense to you. Because there is a fair bit of that happening, and I had to remind myself constantly that it is the second book and that it’s the characters from the first making those references.
But, taking that aspect out of the story, I really enjoyed Jenny, but like I said before Heath was a character that I just couldn’t really feel that he was excited to be with Jenny. It seemed like he was there to help her yes, but I didn’t feel like he actually had feelings for her.
The story itself is different than book 1, but it also has some plot similarities to it that made it a bit predictable.
Overall, this was an enjoyable read from Taylor, and I would continue on with the series because I do like Taylor’s writing. And there were hints dropped about who the heroine in book 3 is going to be. So it would be fun to read that story.
Reviewed by Crystal Marie for Crystal's Many Reviewers *Copy Provided for review*
What a cracker of a story by Ms. Taylor. Set in Laramie, Wyoming, in 1878, this is Heath and Jenny’s story. I was fascinated with the customs of the era where men's words were law, and women had little say. It also highlighted the limited choices single women had to earn a living. The story had a diverse range of secondary characters who added richness to the the storyline, especially Janelle, with her peculiar manner of speech.
I admired Jenny for her strength as her happy family life crumbled at her feet. The heavy burden she carried saw her making some unwise decisions that put her in danger until Heath and the Jackson family stepped in. Jenny had a childhood crush on Heath, but he only saw her as a child. Heath has sworn off marriage after a past bad experience. Heath may have been reluctant to marry, but once he committed himself to Jenny, he was all the way in. Jenny's doubted Heath’s feelings for her, making her insecure. It took many trips over his knees to convince Jenny that his feelings for her were genuine.
This couple had many bumps along the way, but when their past and present connected, they formed an unbreakable bond.
Narration was great. This is another awesome book about the late 1800's and the way the Jackson men try to keep their women in line and how the women are insistent on trying to do things on their own. Jenny has been taking care of the house and farm since her mom died and her dad turned to the bottle. In era women could not take care of younger siblings after death of both parents so custody would be going to someone else unless she was married before she turned 21. Heath marries her so she can fight for custody of her brother but Jenny has been in love with Heath for many years. Will they be able to get Will back? What happens after her uncle get out of jail and decides to seek revenge on Jenny and the Jackson's for putting him there and the courts freezing all his money and assets because of other charges against him? Will Heath and his family find Jenny before anything happens to her?
Although western romances are not my usually, I highly enjoyed Jackson's Justice.
Old fashioned cowboy justice with a bit of naughty romance. How cute is the naive innocence of Jenny Harper? How sexy is it that the rugged Heath Jackson knows how to paddle a bottom and it seems this trait runs in the family. LOL! You have to read it to understand what I mean. Anyway this book had so much going for it. A time when life was harder and women were set up for marriage. It's wonderful to have some sass in the women and funny to see the end results of this. We have adventure, love, kidnapping and so much more. I find myself endeared by this story and wanting more. A pleasant change of pace for me and a wonderful story for readers of all types of romance.
I’ve absolutely loved reading this Western Romance which I haven’t done for a while and this story was a good one the break that drought… Jenny Harper has loved Heath Jackson since she was 11 years old but when she comes of age Heath hasn’t taken Jenny seriously with an 10 year age gap Heath always thinks her a child…but when a run of tragic circumstances hits Jenny;s family and her brother is taken but an unscrupulous family member Heath offers to marry Jenny to help get him back…. Without telling the whole story this book has all the emotional feels that I’ve come to enjoy with Ms Taylor’s writings and it was a joy to revisit the Jackson family and I look forward to reading more….
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Once again Maddie Taylor has transported the reader to the old frontier and created a story that is humorous, sensual, suspenseful and full of old-fashioned love. I received this audio book in exchange for a review. The lightheartedness of this novel that underlies everything else going on makes this a really refreshing and easy listen. Gideon Welles does such a great job of making the characters believable and distinguishable from each other. It is so engaging that the 14+ hours just escaped me. I listened to this book over the course of several days but it was easy to listen for hours at a stretch. Maddie tells an excellent tale and I am looking forward to the third book in the series.
He captured her heart when she was eleven. In the intervening 10 years Jenny Harper's feelings never really waned despite all the self talks she had with herself. Heath Jackson's seeming indifference and sometimes disparaging remarks to or about Jenny were meant to turn away her hero worship of him. Laughingly, the only person he failed to convince was himself. His strong attraction needed to be kept under wraps. When Jenny's life turns into a nightmare with the hits coming one after another, it's Heath who saves the day. However it's going to take a lot of convincing and quite a few spankings to convince Jenny he's in it because he wants to be and for the long run.
I loved this story by Maddie Taylor. I always enjoy reading anything by her. I couldn't put this one down. I loved reading Old West romances. I loved the interactions between Heath and Jenny.
Jenny has always had a crush on Heath Jackson since she was little. Heath is determined to never marry. Their families have been friends for years. When tragedy strikes her family, she does what she needs to. Heath steps in to help her when she is backed into a corner. Heath has started to see her in a different way. Will they be able to make things work for them to get a happily ever after?
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I am just amazed at how much I love this series, I have not been a fan of westerns not even romantic westerns but Maddie Taylor has made me a convert. This is the second in the series and every bit as inspiring as Marshall’s law. It is full of excitement and adventure. It made me laugh and made me cry. There are spankings that are more than made up for by the loving that is swoon worthy. The characters are so real and the information so interesting it is hard to put down. I just loved it and can’t wait for Wisteria’s story.
Why did I ever tell Maddie I really didn't read western. Guess it's because I had never read hers. The story flows easily and I found it hard to put down, just the way I like them. If I'm not reading, I'm remembering snippets or trying to figure out where our author is going to take us next. Plot twists, danger, an obstinate female, an older mature and very sexy male, sadness, happiness, steam, and so much more drive this story. I really didn't want it to end. What's next Maddie - I'm ready to read more western set stories.
This is the second book in the re-released series from the author and while I didn't enjoy as much as book 1, it is still a very worthwhile read. Some parts, particularly at the beginning, I found quite grating, especially regarding how the role of women is looked on and Heath's attitutude. However, when looked at in terms of the time in history that this story is set, it made much more sense. There is great interaction between most of the characters and the wider Jackson family add so much to the story.
This book was an amazing follow-up to the first Jackson Brother’s book. Those Jackson men are sweet & loving (and very hot!) but they aren’t to be trifled with!
Jenny is hard-up, and the Jacksons come to her rescue. But afraid of asking for help, she gets herself into some trouble and Heath ends up rescuing her.
This was a great read- I enjoyed that we got some build-up, a fun plot, and plenty of spankings and spicy scenes. The perfect mix of everything!!
I loved the family dynamic and especially loved Jenelle and Letty just as much as the first book.
While I did like this book well enough I really didn't like Heath at first and had a very hard time softening up to him. He not only ran his mouth to Jenelle, but also to the lady he was seeing before Jenny and is basically like I said sorry so drop it. It was just very frustrating. He was much sweeter throughout the rest of the story though.
Oh mio dio che noia, ho rischiato di addormentarmi diverse volte. È infinita questa storia non serviva allungare il brodo così tanto. Poi ci sono un paio di scene "erotiche" e fine, noiosissimo. Non sono neanche riuscita a leggerlo tutto perché ho saltato pezzi interi in cui si parlava del nulla
Heath & Jenny's story is full of loss, deceit, love, laughter and steam. A page turner that will have you flipping pages. It will also have you laughing out loud and anticipating Luke's book. Another must read by Maddie Taylor!
This is a great story. It is a bit more of a traditional western romance than the first book, but there is nothing missing. We have great lead characters, a mystery, action, danger, and romance. I thoroughly enjoyed it!
Wasn't a time travel like book one but I'm still very wrapped up in the storyline. Now of course on to book three. Letting my imagination paint the scences to go with the story.
IT TAKES YOUTH AND SPIRIT TO CONQUER STUBBORNNESS.
A full tale of unrequited love fulfilled, danger, old west lives, deceit and adventure. Contains spanking and lovemaking. A very adventurous and spirited woman meeting up with a very stubborn and older man.
I really enjoyed this book I love how it start where the first book ends. I just love the Jackson family they are characters you will fall in love with. I can't wait to read Luke's story in book 3.