Lone Star Nights

Beautifully likeable story about recognising your soul mate when the timing is right, even though you may have met each other numerous times beforehand!

Joey and Slater’s love story in Lone Star Nights by Justine Davis, book two in the Texas Justice series, reminds us not to judge a person based on its cover or family. Joey knew she would never be as beautiful as her sister but she had her own assets; she was smart, well-read, hard-working, and caring. Since her beautiful older sister dated and became engaged to Slater Highwater, Joey was attracted to him and his intelligent mind. Joey always suspected that Slater was a loner because her sister broke his heart and suspected he would never be interested in her. Slater returned home from an Ivy League college with a philosophy degree to run the historic Last Stand Saloon, which his family has operated since before Texas reached statehood. It gave Slater a way to observe and understand the town people and tourists. Joey was one of the few who could hole their own in conversation or debate with Slater as well as probably the only person who understood him. Whenever Joey and Slater are together, their attraction and chemistry sizzle; setting off fireworks. Slater needs to figure out a way to convince Joey that she, Joey, is his true soul mate. Ms. Davis wrote a wonderful and sexy story that is definitely not to be missed. She provided a tale rich with sexual chemistry, amusing banter, and endearing characters giving Joey and Slater a chance for happiness, love and a future together. I highly recommend Lone Star Nights to other readers and look forward to the next book in this series. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

Joey has been in love with Slater since she was 14. Only thing is that Joey's older sister is his ex fiance. She refuses to be Slater' consolation prize no matter how much she loves him. Slater Highwater is a Philosophy major who came home to run the Historic Last Stand Saloon. Often lost in his own thoughts the only one who seems to challenge him intellectually is Joey. Can they overcome the past issues? One first Wednesday night at the saloon changes it all. Lone Star Nights, the second book in the Texas Justice series by Justine Davis. I loved this story and can't wait to see what she has in store for the rest of the Highwater family. This eARC book was provided by the Publisher in return for my honest review