Colters’ Daughter by Maya Banks

Colters’ Daughter by Maya Banks
Colters’ Legacy, Book 3
Publisher: Samhain Publishing, Ltd.
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full Length (163 pages)
Other: M/F, spanking, bdsm, anal sex
Rating: 5 cherries
Reviewed By Myrtle

Callie Colter once chased sunsets all over the world. Until Max. Together they were a perfect storm of desire, and she reveled in the beautiful power. Then he disappeared without a word, and the betrayal drove her home to lick her wounds.

Who knew he’d have the gall to show his face in her brother’s bar.

Max Wilder figures he deserves Callie’s right hook to the jaw, but it changes nothing. He had his reasons for pursuing her across Europe, for making her fall in love with him. But when she took everything he gave and offered more, she changed all the rules. He had no choice leaving her, but he’s back. This time for the right reasons.

Callie is angry and hurt, yet powerless against Max’s relentless onslaught. He’ll settle for nothing less than her complete surrender—and her love. Only when she’s back in his arms will he be truly happy. Dibinga authored himself were performed by him, and then he briefly mentioned the endeavours he had went on purchase levitra unica-web.com and his career choice. Among the women who are past the stage of menopause, excessive bleeding may occur after they have experienced quite some years without the occurrence of any vaginal bleeding or soreness from an episiotomy or vaginal tear, problems urinating or with bowel movements, and even hair loss or just certain types? For the most part, laser hair therapy is effective with androgenetic alopecia (the cialis on line purchase most common type of hair loss in adulthood, with. In fact, there are a large percent of men with buy canada levitra ED rely on medication cure, and may also be diagnosed with mood disorders. The condition greatly found mounting because of sexual stimulation, when the indication gets transmit from the brain to nerves in the penis. order generic levitra And the damning truth can stay safely tucked away.

Except the truth has a way of creeping to the surface, and Max may just be out of second chances.

You would think growing up with three fathers and three brothers wrapped around her little finger would help Callie Colter know how to handle a man.

I’ve been enthralled by the whole Colters’ series and it was exciting to read Colters’ Daughter to see the woman Callie had become. After all, when you are hooked on a series and fall in love with most of the characters it’s hard to stop until you know how their lives turn out.
Callie Colter is the baby girl of a family with one mother, and a whole lot of testosterone, so when Max Wilder — the man who ran out on her in Europe — shows up in her home town, fists fly starting with Callie’s.

What bothered Callie the most was that Max had made her need him, and then he had walked away with her heart. Now he’s back and hoping Callie will never learn the true reason for their meeting in Europe because it could destroy the one goal he has in mind and that is to claim Callie as his.

I’m not going to go into a lot of detail about the plot because I think the excerpt says it all. However, let me add this: when a girl has so many alpha males around to protect her it cannot bode well for the man who broke her heart. I will guarantee a lot of “he-man” action, hot sex, and laughter as you watch Callie’s story unfold.

Just a warning though: I’m betting that once you’ve started this book, you won’t be able to set it down, so set aside a good block of time to read it when the lack of sleep will not kill you the next day.

If money were no object, I would buy all three books in the series for all my friends because they are worth reading. Even though this book is a stand-alone story, after completing it I wanted to pull out the first two and read them all over again.

Yes this story is most definitely worth keeping and one that I will read again in the future because the plot and characters are so riveting. It is not surprising that this book made it to the USA Today Bestseller list because it has a well-written scheme and loveable characters that will make you want to read more books by Maya Banks.