Former US Marshal, Daniel January, gets a late night call from an old friend. The daughter of a Russian Mafia kingpin needs to be relocated. The risk is high but so are the rewards.
The story moves quickly because the action did. A lot of miles are covered in a short period of time.
A beautiful tease mends a broken heart. A man in mourning is rescued from despair by his lifelong friend, the erstwhile tomboy who's grown up to become a gorgeous, playful woman. No longer merely "one of the guys," she sets out to save the man she's always loved.
Jesse and Marie fight baddies, a dumb local cop and the FBI. He and Marie also shoot and kill baddies and try to save the Ranch. They even have sex a few times and he "bellows like a moose" when he goes off. She's a screamer. They only have sex three or four times without any outside help.
Just when I thought my life was getting to a point that I could relax and enjoy it, a situation hits me in a big way. Now my life is a total wreck, figuratively speaking of course, ain’t it just my luck to end up like this.
Nina is wealthy, heterosexual and running errands in her Mercedes while her self-centered husband is away on a business trip. When the car breaks down, she walks to a bar to make a call. That's where she meets Danielle, the bar's manager. It's a lesbian bar, and Danielle helps her find a mechanic, and is kind enough to give her a ride home
The Greens and the Halbertsons continue their lives three years after the first book ends. Look for new people and new adventures. Will there be new family members, new sexual partners, new children?
I think I left too many people wondering what happened next in the story "Aunt Kelly." This continues the story which I was afraid to tell since it sounds so preposterous. It tells what happened to an only boy among so many sisters in a time when such things just didn't happen. Well, you decide.