Title: Kaleidoscope
Series: Colorado Mountain Series #6
Author: Kristen Ashley
Paperback Release Date: December 16, 2014
Series: Colorado Mountain Series #6
Author: Kristen Ashley
Paperback Release Date: December 16, 2014
When old friends become new lovers...anything can happen.
Sexy, gifted, and
loyal, PI Jacob Decker is a tall, cool drink of perfection who had
Emmanuelle Holmes at "hello." His relationship with Emme's best friend
kept them apart for years, but things have changed.
Now that a case has brought him to Gnaw Bone, Colorado, the road is
wide open for Emme and Deck to explore something hotter and deeper than
Emme dreamed possible. So why is she sabotaging the best thing that's
ever happened to her?
It isn't easy to catch Deck off guard, but Emme does just that when she walks back into his life after nine long years. The curvy brunette had her charms back in the day, but now she's a bona fide knockout . . . and she wants to rekindle their friendship. Deck, however, wants more. Emme's always been the one; she excites Deck's body and mind like no other woman can. But a dark chapter from Emme's past overshadows their future together. Now only Deck can help her turn the page-if she'll let him . . .
It isn't easy to catch Deck off guard, but Emme does just that when she walks back into his life after nine long years. The curvy brunette had her charms back in the day, but now she's a bona fide knockout . . . and she wants to rekindle their friendship. Deck, however, wants more. Emme's always been the one; she excites Deck's body and mind like no other woman can. But a dark chapter from Emme's past overshadows their future together. Now only Deck can help her turn the page-if she'll let him . . .
PAPERBACK
AMAZON US
Kaleidoscope by
Kristen Ashley was a wonderful read. It was sweet, sexy, real and inspiring.
While it is the sixth book in Kristen Ashley’s Colorado Mountain series, it can
be read as a standalone. The story follows Emmanuelle Holmes (Emme) & Jacob
Decker (Deck), who reconnect after 9 years and learn to grow, love and live
together. Honestly, their story touched my heart and stayed. Not only am I
completely in lust with Deck, and want to be besties with Emme, but Emme and Deck
together is absolutely beautiful.
Deck is most definitely a smoking hot “uber-alpha” mountain
man, and Emme is the epitome of the girl next door. Both are refreshingly
brilliant, and have a relationship based on not just lust and looks but mental
attraction and mutual appreciation. The conversations, banter and basis of the
relationship feels so completely real. Deck and Emme are human, not just
characters. It also doesn’t hurt that
the chemistry is palpable, and oh so very hot.
While Kaleidoscope
is very character centric, there is a fair amount of plot and intrigue. For
fans of KA familiar with the Colorado Mountain series, the plot is in a similar
vein to many of the previous stories. For readers who are not familiar with the
stories, please read the books! I don’t want to give anything away, but it is
an edge-of-your-seat, with mystery and secrets book. What I will say is that
while it deals with a few heavier issues, it is beautifully written and the
story is wonderfully crafted. I especially loved how the namesake kaleidoscope
actually was a focal point and carried meaning throughout the story.
~ Review by Alicia
Kristen Ashley grew up in Brownsburg, Indiana, and has lived in Denver, Colorado, and the West Country of England. Thus she has been blessed to have friends and family around the globe. Her posse is loopy (to say the least) but loopy is good when you want to write. Kristen was raised in a house with a large and multigenerational family. They lived on a very small farm in a small town in the heartland, and Kristen grew up listening to the strains of Glenn Miller, The Everly Brothers, REO Speedwagon, and Whitesnake. Needless to say, growing up in a house full of music and love was a good way to grow up. And as she keeps growing up, it keeps getting better.
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