No White Knight by Nicole Snow

When Holt first returns to Heart’s Edge, he tried to ensure we wouldn’t like him - he had been a cad, a rake, a man only out for himself.  In “No White Knight” we get to see the real Holt, the brother and man he never had a reason to be, until now.  The real Holt was Libby’s White Knight, protecting her from unknown dangers, and from her own dark musings from the past.

To say that Holt and Libby had great chemistry is an understatement.  Their passionate, frenzied encounters leapt off the page keeping the reader enthralled and intrigued about what could possibly come next.  Libby had a certain style of bravado that never seemed to soften until one started to wonder how much was real and how much was just protecting her fragile heart.

I loved how Holt let Libby bluster all she needed to and still made it clear he wasn’t going anywhere.  I found the mystery of this story to be a unique plot line, although the importance of it to Libby and the story trickled out a little on slow side without many new clues or bits of evidence being revealed in a timely manner.  I like a story that has me testing my own theories and still be guessing until the end, and “No White Knight” did not disappoint.

This book was a great addition to the Heart’s Edge series.  I am hoping there is another story still to be told of Felicity and the sheriff.