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Texas Heat (2012)

by R.J. Scott(Favorite Author)

4.05 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Silver Publishing

series

Texas

review 1: 3.5 starsI just did a re-read of the first two books so that I could refresh and continue with this series. I really enjoyed the first two books and I love Jack and Riley, that are just such a great couple together. This story though, while I loved Jack and Riley, I just wish more had been focused on Eli and Robbie. Them coming together just seemed rushed. I was hoping for the anticipation and build up like with Jack and Riley, not the instant love that Eli declared and the Robbie. Too much was missing for me. I still love this series and looking forward to the next one in the series.
review 2: This is book three of the series. It was alright. It wasn't anything amazing. There were a couple of scenes that didn't flow well and I was a little lost. Plus it... more seemed to come to the end points quickly, like one sentence in a afterthought. It seemed like there were a lot of points that the author wanted to focus on but couldn't choose which one focus on.The summary is a little bit misleading. It comes across that our favorite couple Riley and Jack will be in the background but that isn't true. Eli, Riley's friend and Robbie, Neil's friend are suppose to be the lead 'new couple'. There are a few chapters dedicated to them, enough for them to meat, hook up and fall in love. As far as them falling in love, I didn't really feel those strong feelings between the two. I feel that they needed a longer period together to 'fall in love' than a few weeks span.Even though I wasn't a fan of this installment, I will be reading the next(and final?) story of this series, because I really do like Riley and Jack. less

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