I get the reviewers who think its disturbing, who think its dark, some who complained its disgusting, but if you take a second to read the description and a couple reviews before delving into this series, you should have known what you were getting into and maybe not have purchased it. Lora Leigh has written a serious, disturbing subject matter here that for me has been handled in a way that is meant to explain where these men got their depravity from, not to justify it. Writing it and readin...

I get the reviewers who think its disturbing, who think its dark, some who complained its disgusting, but if you take a second to read the description and a couple reviews before delving into this series, you should have known what you were getting into and maybe not have purchased it. Lora Leigh has written a serious, disturbing subject matter here that for me has been handled in a way that is meant to explain where these men got their depravity from, not to justify it. Writing it and reading it isn't condoneing their acts or the manner in which they deal with their grief, shame and horror. These books are incredibly intense and emotional, and I found them to be so engaging and I could feel their pain and I couldn't put these books down until they were completed. I will be moving onto Heather and Sam's book now and as with any and all Lora Leigh books I have read, and I have read many, I know I will be captivated once again.

I picked this up and it all stopped but this story. My heart opened to the need to be, just be.

I picked this up and it all stopped but this story. My heart opened to the need to be, just be.

DID NOT KNOW OF THIS SERIES, SEARCHED MY LORA LEIGH LIBRARY...FOUND ON AMAZON. WAS EARLIER ELLORA,S CAVE PUBS....HOT & SPICY!

DID NOT KNOW OF THIS SERIES, SEARCHED MY LORA LEIGH LIBRARY...FOUND ON AMAZON. WAS EARLIER ELLORA,S CAVE PUBS....HOT & SPICY!

Sarah Tate had wanted Brock August for years. He was always the star in her fantasies, but the one time she could have had him at the innocent age of eighteen, she had been frightened, and ran from him. She knew he shared women with his brothers, and didn't think she could do it. A week after that incident, she made the biggest mistake of her life by marrying a man she didn't love, and paid dearly for it. After six years, when she was finally free again, Brock was waiting in the wings determi...

Sarah Tate had wanted Brock August for years. He was always the star in her fantasies, but the one time she could have had him at the innocent age of eighteen, she had been frightened, and ran from him. She knew he shared women with his brothers, and didn't think she could do it. A week after that incident, she made the biggest mistake of her life by marrying a man she didn't love, and paid dearly for it. After six years, when she was finally free again, Brock was waiting in the wings determined to claim her. She should have been his all along, and he was tired of waiting.

Sarah and Brock could not deny what was between them, but she was terrified because she knew he would eventually ask the unthinkable of her. He would ask her to let his brothers claim her too, and that terrified her. Brock could not live without her, and when she was adamant about only being with him, he granted her wish spending his time at her home instead of the ranch he loved so much. When Sarah was attacked by an old enemy of the brothers, they insisted she stay with them, so they could protect her.

This is a great second book in the series! Sarah is strong and sassy, but loves Brock to distraction. She was uncomfortable with the sharing between Cade, Brock, and Sam even after she knew the circumstances behind it. As we are let in on more of the horrific events that led the brothers on their current path, an understanding of what motivates them emerges. Marly was heavily involved also, and has evolved a lot since the last book. She was such an immature child in the first book, but a strength and courage are revealed in this second installment. She is growing into the woman that these men come to depend on more and more. Seeing Sarah and Marly develop a relationship and friendship is important to this complicated family.

I think this book is one of the best I have read. Having read all three of the August men story, this one was by far my favorite. Brock just seemed to be more caring and tender of the three men. Even though it was very hard to do, he actually told Sarah details of the abuse, so she could understand where he was coming from. It seemed like he put her first. He persued her endlessly, and didn't play games with her, like the other brothers did with their women. He was straightforward about his l...

I think this book is one of the best I have read. Having read all three of the August men story, this one was by far my favorite. Brock just seemed to be more caring and tender of the three men. Even though it was very hard to do, he actually told Sarah details of the abuse, so she could understand where he was coming from. It seemed like he put her first. He persued her endlessly, and didn't play games with her, like the other brothers did with their women. He was straightforward about his life and what he wanted from her, and didn't try to hide things. He knew what he wanted and went for it: Sarah. I loved the things he said to her, the words he used. He was so sexy and strong, so alpha male. Sarah was a strong character as well, and I enjoyed reading her struggle to come to terms with loving Brock completely. As with the first book, someone in this book is still trying to harm the August men and their women, danger lurking at every turn. This book came to life for me. The characters seemed so real to me. I loved the emotional depth in this book. It is a must read