Payback

I was just introduced to this author and got hooked. I enjoyed the whole series. I hope she keeps writing.

Yes, I enjoyed this book. It was the third in a series and I enjoyed each one.

I had not read any other books by Jasmine Cresswell, but I picked up this book on a whim and I'm glad I did. True, at times the prose was a bit clumsy, and the romance bits were a bit cliched, but the mystery definitely held my interest. My biggest problem with romances in general is that I find them too predictable, but this one was particularly good in that respect. Yes, of course we all know that the hero and heroine will end up in bed together, that is a foregone conclusion with this type of book- but Kate's quest for her father takes some very unexpected turns. I did not figure out the mystery too early on- though I caught on to the major plot twist before the main characters did- and the story was entertaining and stimulating enough to keep me reading. Overall, I recommend this to romance lovers and to people like me who aren't too big into that genre but like a good mystery. And like I said, I had not read either of the other two books but I had no trouble following the story.

This book was the best of its prequels but far away from JC's best. The story is fast paced and the end is really good, you won't know the bad guy until the very book's end. On the other hand, the three main stories - one in each book- are Ron's kids love stories so when you start the third book, I mean this one, you'll know the end of the love story almost since the beginning.

Saving the best for last in the exciting Trilogy. All the questions that were left unanswered in the previous novels will be answered. It is fast-paced and exciting. The novel starts with Luke Savarani spotted the supposed to be dead Ron Raven at a restaurant when he tries to catch him runs away. To added further complication he used to date Kate Fairfax daughter of Avery Fairfax Ron Raven second wife. Now he has to break the news to the Fairfaxs and try to fight old feelings. Well done Jasmine Cresswell.