Independent reviewer for Paranormal Romance and Authors That Rock, I was gifted a copy of this book for my review.
Heather keeps coming in second to Grant. She WILL beat him, she just needs to work harder. Grant has an accident and Heather is pulled in to nurse him, but something changes, happens, occurs, that makes Heather see Grant in a totally different light. When things with Grant get serious, can Heather overcome her fears?
This is the first book I've read of Weis' and so the first in this series. But from what I can gather, each book concentrates on different couples, with recurring characters. SO can be read as standalones. I didn't feel I was missing anything, and Heather and Grant's story is complete.
Its a good book, but not, for me, anyway, a great one. Its told ENTIRELY from Heather's POV< and that put it on a point down from the start. I always want to hear from both main characters, you know I do, and I didn't get anything of Grant here. THIS point, and this point alone, is what made me give it 4 stars and not 5.
Don't get me wrong, its well written, with Heather's emotions coming at ya in all the right places. You feel for her, when she realises she has no friends, to talk to, because, that would give them some ammunition for one reason or other. You feel when Grant asks her what he did, and you feel when she gets the news that was given, but not (if you see what I mean!)
I did expect Vanessa to make more a nuisance of herself that she did, though.
I did enjoy it, it was a nice easy read, too long for the tub or lunch break, but still could quite happily be a hangover cure.
Lots of horses, and jumping things, not really my thing, but its told well to make it interesting t none riders like myself. I really did like the way Weis portrayed the relationship between Heather and her horse.
4 stars
**same worded review will appear on Goodreads, Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk**