I am a big fan of the whole Lords of Gotham series. Each brother has something so compelling and irresistible about him. You don’t need to have read the other books, but the three Hart brothers are in each so you get to know them.
Grayson was the brother that wasn’t as interested in running the hotel they inherited. Book 3 begins with Grayson having been gone and out of touch with his family for months. That time was spent recovering from a number of events that left him depressed and ready to give up on himself.
So the best part of the story is Sabine coming into his life when he needs her most. She is capable of conquering any task, and she seems so unfailingly honest. When the two are together, sparks fly. Grayson could have been the guy that takes what he wants, but he let Sabine control the pace.
This is a road trip book and I like that these two fall in love rather early, but of course don’t acknowledge it, and put the needs of the other person above their own. Neither are the type for a lot of drama.
As a book, there is so much going on with Grayson’s story, Sabine’s New York story and the running of the hotels, and the author makes it look so easy to put it all together in a way that makes one keep turning the pages until the end.
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