A Reckless Love by Beth White - A Book Review

  

Reckless, yes, Aurora Daughtry could be quite reckless, often speaking and acting before thinking. As the youngest of the Daughtry sisters, she might be just a bit spoiled and used to getting her way, but always with the best of intentions. US Deputy Marshal Zane Sager had never encountered anyone quite like her, and their personalities and backgrounds were quite opposites of one another, making him feel a little off kilter in her world, and also making it very hard to protect her as she so often dove right into circumstances where she didn't belong. In addition to Aurora and Zane, the cast of characters that White has included in this final book of the Daughtry House are lovable and fun. I've loved the series, and this book is just as wonderful as the first two. The research behind the book is top notch, and the plot well laid out and well played through. While I believe a reader would most enjoy the book as part of the series, they could read it as a stand-alone without feeling lost. I am grateful to have received a copy of A Reckless Love from Revell via NetGalley in exchange for my honest opinion. I was under no obligation to provide a positive review and received no monetary compensation.