Shygirl: Reading After Midnight

    “You make me forget,” he said in a raw voice. “Everything but how much I want you.”
    “You don’t have to remember tonight,” she told him, both of them panting from the force of their desire. “All you have to do is make love to me the way I’ve wanted you to from the first moment I saw you.”

It was bittersweet to read Always On My Mind knowing that this is the final romance in The SF Sullivans series. But Bella Andre ensured we would have one more sweeping tale to tie things up when she gave us Lori and Grayson’s love story.

I’ve been a fan of The Sullivans since the beginning, and with each sibling we learn more about, I’ve enjoyed how very different their personalities all are yet how well they work together as a family unit. There was every bit as much passion and intensity here as in previous books. Probably more so, actually, given that Lori/Naughty was such a vivid free spirit. I must say I did not see her ending up on a farm, working with the animals and the land, although I definitely figured she would tease and mercilessly antagonize the man she fell in love with. I think what surprised me most, other than the farm, was how she kept her positive outlook on life, even when going through a tough breakup and leaving dance behind temporarily. Lori had a way of looking at the world and seeing the possibilities as well as the beauty there that most of us take for granted and I thought that was rather inspirational, really

See the rest of my review here:

http://harlequinjunkie.com/review-always-on-my-mind-by-bella-andre/