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Shades Of Gray, An Autumn Rain Novel (2011)

by Rachel Ann Nunes(Favorite Author)

3.85 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Shadow Mountain

series

Autumn Rain

review 1: I've always enjoyed Nune's books. Autumn makes a rather interesting heroine with her hippie tenancies (no shoes, organic eating and loose clothing) combined with her twin connection and psychometric abilities. Wasn't too sure how things would work out with Jake and Shannon towards the end there. Suppose there's still a chance things may change in the next few books, which is a little bittersweet as Jake is such a good match for her and they're already so close. Her abilities and determined personality to see things through on her own keeps pushing her towards Shannon however, who definitely seems to be warming up to Autumn the more that they work together. Tracy does provide a nice fun buffer on occasion. Interesting how Tawnia's drawing ability has been growing this time ... morearound as well. Took me awhile to get back into this series, but once I was really involved, it was a very quick read. I'd forgotten how much I enjoy these books. Guess that happens when you're focused on a toddler instead of reading.
review 2: One of the things I most remember about reading this book was looking at the title and thinking, "Hm. Couldn't have forseen that title choice coming back to bite them."Rest assured, this is not one of *those* gray novels.I actually find the premise of Autumn Rain's supernatural power quite intriguing--she "sees" (or feels might be a better description) imprints on personal objects of people. The police have had her help solving crimes in that past, but the lead detective has told her "hands off." I would read this one again, and I look forward to reading more in this series. less

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