Real Men Will
5 Stars

Series note:This is the final book in the trilogy and it essential that the series be read in order to truly understand the family dynamics as well as the ongoing story arc. Moreover, it is also necessary to read the prequel novella, "Just One Taste", where the hero and heroine of this book first meet.

Since the death of his parents, Eric Donovan has dedicated his life to raising his younger siblings and running the family brewery. But now that his brother and sister have found their own niches, Eric is at odds with himself and his future. When he spies a gorgeous woman at the local business expo, Eric throws caution to the wind and decides to indulge in an illicit one-night stand. The only problem is that Beth Cantrall, the manager of the White Orchid erotic boutique mistakes him for his brother, and all hell breaks loose when she discovers his deception. Will Eric and Beth be able to move past the lies of the past to fulfill the promise of their passion for one another?

Wow! Eric and Beth's story is amazing. It is wonderful to finally see the real man behind the cold and stoic persona that Eric presents to the world, and understand the love, affection and responsibility he feels for his family.

Beth is simply delightful. The trauma of her past is infuriating, and the desire to enter the pages and attain justice for her is almost overwhelming. The fact that she has overcome the awful experiences is testament to her strength of character and personality.

The sex scenes in Dahl's book are always intense and emotional, but she has outdone herself with Beth and Eric's romance. Their interactions are explosive whether verbal or physical, and it is incredible to see them overcome their natural reserve and find passion and comfort in each other.

Overall, a fantastic end to the series and I am going to jump into more of Dahl's backlist ASAP. ( )

I really enjoyed this series and I hope she continues it with future books! ( )

A good close to the series. ( )

I liked this one, just as much as the other two books in this series. I found that I really liked Eric, finally, in this book. The last two books he has been really pissing me off. I also think Jamie was over reacting a TON in this book. I wanted to smack some sense into him...so I have no idea how Eric held it together when he wasn't throwing punches.

I also teared up on the part when Beth talks to her father. I was so happy she finally spoke to him and that he reacted the way he did (fianlly). I also like this book shows you can still chase your dreams as a fully grown adult. I also thought the dynamic between Beth and Eric was pretty dang hot. The hottest in the trilogy by far. I can't wait to read the next release by Victoria Dahl. Heck, I will read her scribbles...I am already fiending for her next book.

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3.5

Dahl escribe a los mejores masculinos y a las mejores femeninas . Acá falló un poco la trama pero el resto es entretenido , cargado de tensión sexual del estilo "voy a a dar una vuelta en bici y a poner cara de nada cuando paso por la loma de burro ...." .

No sé si me doy a entender ...

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