Liam has been through so much it is a miracle that he gives Marcus a chance at all. These two were introduced in the last book, but this time we really get to know the two men and their history. We also got to spend some quality time getting to know Liam and Marcus.
Watching them go through their struggles to bring Max home made me love them more because there isn’t a single thing in the world they wouldn’t do for that little boy, and he was their son whether the state of Texas knew it or not. Scott brought Max to life and showed how he related to Jack and Riley individually, and as a member of their crazy huge family. In Texas Christmas, the fifth book in the series, we get another glimpse of the new twins and we get to know Max better. Once they both stopped fighting it, their love was strong enough to bring their individual families together, and they seem to be collecting more family as they go along. From the very beginning I have loved the battle between Jack and Riley. Review: It is no secret that I am a HUGE fan of RJ Scott and especially her Texas series.
Their love is rooted in the Texas soil and they weather as many storms as can be thrown at them.Īnd Liam, a young men with a head full of dreams and sleep full of nightmares, finds that all things are possible when Marcus decides to interrupt his solitary existence. Frank Baumīlurb: Six men with lives linked to the Double D… Danger comes to the Double D from Liam’s past and threatens everything Jack and Riley hold dear.Ĭentering on Jack and Riley, parents, lovers and friends.Įli and Robbie have their home on Double D land. This is Connor’s year to rescue River, and himself, for them both to mess things up, make things right, fall in lust and finally, for Connor to show the man he loves what being part of a family can mean.“True courage is in facing danger when you are afraid.” ― L. But he does.įrom one Christmas to the next. He didn’t want to fall in love with the entire Campbell-Hayes family. Only, Connor keeps telling wildly improbable stories of the perfect family celebrations at his parents’ ranch in Texas, and it’s wearing River down. Not that it matters to him he’s happy being alone for Christmas in his budget motel, watching reruns of Elf. River doesn’t have a family, or any place outside of college that he calls home.
The easy part is getting River down the hard part is insisting River comes home with Connor for Christmas. His friend is drunk, and shouting into a snowstorm, a bottle of vodka in his hand. When Connor finds River on the roof of the campus admin building, he doesn’t know what to do. Can Connor show River a real family Christmas?
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