The Fitzgerald Family Boxed Set: Books 1-3

This Review, and These Books, Are Meant for Readers Age 18+ Slow Burn (Book #1) Wow. These characters are so unbelievably flawed to perfection. They feel so real, their complex natures so engrossing. The ways in which they deal with their grief in such opposing fashions is fascinating. Ashley Fitzgerald is a loveable heroine just trying to live her life in her own shell. It keeps her from really dealing with the life-altering tragedy she has blocked from her conscious mind. She is an artist losing herself in her work. Ron Noble seemingly has it all, but he also lives with pain from his past. What he really needs is a home for his heart. Once meeting, they recognize they are drawn to one another. The result of their closeness leads to a hot, steamy relationship. E.B.Walters has once again created a spellbinding story with a believable plot, complex characters, and most of all, human nature. Book #2 MINE UNTIL DAWN In the second book about the Fitzgerald family, Ednah Walters introduces us to Jade Fitzgerald and Vince Knight. A new Fitzgerald allows a new perspective of the family and a fresh new family member in Jade. Like Ashley from SLOW BURN, Jade is damaged. Her life is seemingly plagued with bad decisions. She believes herself incapable of the simplest task in her personal life because her family has treated her like breakable glass. Vince Knight is also a damaged character. His past is full of rejection. It mostly destroys his ability to trust. Ednah has a way of weaving the imperfections of her main characters as the story unfolds. The complexities of her characters build as the story progresses in a masterful way so it never seems as though the information is forced. I really like this book a lot. I like that Jade realizes more courage and independence than she ever imagined. Vince learns that trust is possible and can be lasting. KISS ME CRAZY Fitzgerald Family Series Book #3) KISS ME CRAZY is a Contemporary Romance and is Written for Readers 18 Yrs Old and Older I really liked this book. Just reading the thoughts of Kara and Baron while they kissed made me melt too as I remembered kissing the only person to make me feel that way.The way they felt when they kissed made me miss him a lot. I was very pleased that Walters made the characters thoughts and feelings so real that I could relate so deeply to them. There was plenty of heat and passion, but this story focused more on the feelings elicited by a passionate kiss. It was a romantic love story (I was so jealous). Both Kara and Baron learned that keeping their feelings inside is a bad idea and their relationship was allowed to grow because of that knowledge. The hopeless romantic in me thought there was a bit too much of the story that happened before Baron finally showed Kara any affection. I wished the heart-stopping kisses started a little sooner. That, however, did not really detract from the wonderful story.

I have read all 3 part of this series, and even though with some of the parts I am a bit disappointed I have to admit that the whole series is an amazing and well written series. The characters are brilliantly constructed, the story is thorough and E.B. Walters did her research. All things (the art, what is behind every single profession described in the books) are explained and there is no loose ends, making the reader thin: What?? I enjoyed all three books and next parts are even more enjoyable.

This book was great.