Wild Rain: Women Who Dare By Beverly Jenkins

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The second novel in USA Today bestselling author Beverly Jenkins’ compelling new Women Who Dare series follows a female rancher in Wyoming after the Civil War. A reporter has come to Wyoming to do a story on doctors for his Black newspaper back east. He thinks Colton Lee will be an interesting subject…until he meets Colton’s sister Spring. She runs her own ranch, wears denim pants instead of dresses, and is the most fascinating woman he’s ever met.But Spring, who has overcome a raucous and scandalous past, isn’t looking for, nor does she want, love. As their attraction grows, will their differences come between them or unite them for an everlasting love?

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We met Spring Rain Lee in ‘Tempest’ - the third book of the 'Old West' books: Forbidden (Eddy and Rhine), Breathless (Portia and Kent), Tempest (Regan and Colton).Spring was a scene stealer from the moment we met her. She was an independent, strong, no nonsense woman with a huge heart, which she willingly opened to Regan.Nearly all of Miss Beverly‘s historical romances are connected in one way or another. Though this book is a part of the ‘Women Who Dare’ series, it’s a story that began in ‘Tempest.’ The first book in this series, ‘Rebel,’ is part of the LeVeq family books. ‘Through the Storm’ is the first of the LeVeq books. It’s also where we meet Rhine Fontaine. Rhine is the hero in ‘Forbidden.’'Forbidden’ is the first of the ‘Old West’ books, and I consider this book (Wild Rain) to be the fourth of that book series.‘Wild Rain’ was an enjoyable book. If this is your first Beverly Jenkins book, you’ll love it. You’ll love the colorful characters, descriptive scenery, dialogue, steamy love scenes (these were some of the hottest sex scenes Ms. Bev. has written) and historical accuracy.However, if you’ve read her other historical romances (all in my case), this book may feel incredibly reminiscent of others. There’s a real sense of deja vu. This story doesn’t just harken back to Ms. Bev’s older books, it repeats things that happened in both Forbidden and Tempest. The ‘big baddies’ in this story were carbon copies of ones from previous books; only not nearly as interesting. The traumatic/angsty scenes in this book were also carbon copies of others Ms. Bev. has written. And the resolutions were less than satisfying. It’s possible that after having written so many historical romance novels, it’s difficult to tell a story that’s both original and compelling.What was original: This was the first time that one of Miss Bev‘s historical heroine’s has stated emphatically she doesn’t want children. In ‘The Taming of Jessi Rose,’ Jessi was unable to have children. Jessi had no choice over her situation, but Spring did. You don’t see that very often in romance novels. A woman making the conscious decision not to have children, in spite of what others may think, was refreshing. I was hoping for more information as to why Spring made that decision, but that was not to be.Callback: I was happy to get a resolution, of sorts, between Spring and Ben, her grandfather. In ‘Tempest’ we got the backstory of why Spring has such a volatile relationship with Ben. This book goes deeper. And if I’m being honest, as much of a curmudgeon as Ben was, I really liked him. He managed to save the day more than once.Miss Bev. referred to Garrett McCray, our hero, as a cinnamon roll. That may be true, but the way he stood up for Spring against a very vicious verbal attack, gave him a lot of street cred in my book. He was sweet and strong, and I enjoyed his relationship with Spring. I do think that he was done a disservice in this book. He wanted to have children that were free born. His children would have been the first in his family to be free born (he was born a slave). Spring’s desire completely overrode his. My only real problem with this is that he gave up his hopes for children without even asking her why she felt the way she did. That did not make any sense. Something so important to both of their lives should’ve been discussed at length.Though this work was not as unputdownable as I’d hoped, I did enjoy it. I wholeheartedly recommend that anyone who wants to read ‘Wild Rain,’ read ‘Tempest’ first. And if you have a little time, along with a little desire, I’d recommend first reading ‘Forbidden,’ then ‘Breathless,’ and then ‘Tempest.’Thank you Miss Bev for what you’ve given to us.

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