Jamie S. (2lilmonkees) -
I absolutely Adored this book! So much emotion in these to stories, i loved it! The characters are great and very easy to connect with. Loved the whole series and Yes read in order! Really loved Kait n Brett's story bc Kaitlyn is very devious in a good way ;) Super Hot Series!
Cynthia F. (frazerc) reviewed Ice and Rain: Winter Ice / Spring Rain (Storm for All Seasons, Bks 3-4) on + 672 more book reviews
Good read. Two novellas [stories 3 & 4] in the Storm For All Seasons series.
The first is Winter Ice, Logan's story [oldest brother and CEO of the upscale hotel in New Orleans owned and run by the four siblings.] Logan is a control freak - he controls his business, locks down his emotions, and keeps his winter based magic locked away inside him. He doesn't plan to find The One who his mother insists is Destiny, and wouldn't touch her if he did. His life is the way he likes it, cold, controlled and predictable. And then he looks up and sees Sophie. Sophie is everything he isn't, warm, flamboyant, and embracing her passion and her own special magic. Logan immediately decides she is a con artist when she warns him she has had visions of his family in danger. The plot is relationship driven with a stalker subplot.
The second novella is Spring Rain, Kaitlyn's story [youngest sister]. She has a long battle with her Destiny who doesn't think he's worthy of her. The plot is basically relationship driven, and I occasionally just wanted to smack the hero. When he finally coughs up his 'dark secret' you understand where he is coming from, but it takes awhile to get there.
Like Summer Heat, I really liked the characters and the concept very much. As far as order goes, I've read Summer Heat and Ice and Rain. The only obvious problem of reading the books out of order is there appears to be a large secret in Fall Fury which is common knowledge in the last book. Also each of the siblings is getting matched up in chronological order [Ice includes Aiden and Melissa's wedding and Rain contains Shannon and Max's.] So there are some spoilers for readers if they read out of order.
Series: Storm For All Seasons
Summer Heat (2004)
Fall Fury (2004) -- this also book 2 of the Devlin Dynasty series
Ice and Rain (2005) -- this contains Winter Ice and Spring Rain, books 3 & 4
The first is Winter Ice, Logan's story [oldest brother and CEO of the upscale hotel in New Orleans owned and run by the four siblings.] Logan is a control freak - he controls his business, locks down his emotions, and keeps his winter based magic locked away inside him. He doesn't plan to find The One who his mother insists is Destiny, and wouldn't touch her if he did. His life is the way he likes it, cold, controlled and predictable. And then he looks up and sees Sophie. Sophie is everything he isn't, warm, flamboyant, and embracing her passion and her own special magic. Logan immediately decides she is a con artist when she warns him she has had visions of his family in danger. The plot is relationship driven with a stalker subplot.
The second novella is Spring Rain, Kaitlyn's story [youngest sister]. She has a long battle with her Destiny who doesn't think he's worthy of her. The plot is basically relationship driven, and I occasionally just wanted to smack the hero. When he finally coughs up his 'dark secret' you understand where he is coming from, but it takes awhile to get there.
Like Summer Heat, I really liked the characters and the concept very much. As far as order goes, I've read Summer Heat and Ice and Rain. The only obvious problem of reading the books out of order is there appears to be a large secret in Fall Fury which is common knowledge in the last book. Also each of the siblings is getting matched up in chronological order [Ice includes Aiden and Melissa's wedding and Rain contains Shannon and Max's.] So there are some spoilers for readers if they read out of order.
Series: Storm For All Seasons
Summer Heat (2004)
Fall Fury (2004) -- this also book 2 of the Devlin Dynasty series
Ice and Rain (2005) -- this contains Winter Ice and Spring Rain, books 3 & 4
