A Matter of Time: Vol. 2

I loved this volume even better than the 1st. I love a good case of amateur sleuthing but when it's tinged with hilarity and slight incredulity it makes it even better! I love Jory. He is adorable, stubborn, a bit flighty, smart, gorgeous and extremely loyal. (I am sure each and one of us wanted to be just like Jory for one moment somewhere in our lives) He just cracks me up! Every situation he gets himself into ranging from odd to extremely dangerous - he always manages to escape and still be charming about it!

I was doubtful about Sam at first. He was pushy and arrogant. But then I remembered that Jory loved Sam just the way he was - pushy and arrogant! So I made my peace with his attitude - I even liked it in the end. And the way he was with Jory - tender and sweet was just so romantic. The words he said melted my heart.

Dane and Aja were the perfect family, perfect friends and I loved gleaming into their intimate moments - Dane being slapped on the a$$, oh yes please! I loved Sam's family, Dane's friends - they were so funny and accepting, I loved them all.

But the trouble that kept after Jory, Sam and Dane - wow, I so didn't see it coming. It was a shock in the end. The audacity of the culprit, the atrocity and viciousness of the crimes were astounding and I loved every page of it! The mental capacity for hate, the rage that it took to drive and put in motion the BIG plan and almost achieve it - that was brilliant. Scary but brilliant. I enjoyed every page and highly recommend it!

I have to say ... This keeps getting better. Jory is hilarious and Sam loves him unconditionally.
The trails and tribulations they have gone through are not short of a heartache but they endured it together.
Looking forward to reading Bulletproof ...

Part #3
This is book three in the 'A Matter of Time' series and it picks up three years after Jory was kidnapped, shot, and Sam decided, for the both of them, that it was better for him to leave and take an undercover position. So now, Jory and Dylan have their own business, his brother Dane just got married to Aja (Jory's second favorite woman), and on a Sunday evening at the hardware store Jory turns around and there's Sam. Jory wants nothing to do with the man who broke his heart and destroyed his world. But Sam is adamant and ruthless in trying to convince Jory why he's been back in town for a year but just now looking to reconnect.
Many of you are probably thinking there is no way you would ever take Sam back if you were Jory. Certainly not after all the pain, heartbreak, and broken promises anyway. Well, I've got to tell you, if I were Jory I would have felt the exact same way he did and even though I would have opened myself up to possible hurt again, I wouldn't have been able to stop. Because I think you only get one person who is your everything and you are theirs and that's too valuable to turn away. Sam and Jory were fated to be together from the moment they met and nothing is going to stop that.
This book was more about just Sam and Jory instead of also having external crime drama interwoven through the story. I loved it. I loved that they're back together and that even if it’s not perfect it's where they both need to be. I'm breathless with anticipation for the next book.
Part #4
This book picks right up the following day from the end of book three. I really enjoy that because everything is so seamless and flows so beautifully. I loved this book in the series just as much as the three prior stories. It's a fun, hot, intriguing, and very sexy read with action, drama, and great sex.
Jory and Sam are back together when another murder occurs and it looks like there's a serial killer targeting men who look like Jory. Before they can wrap their minds around that, Dane and Aja come home from their honeymoon and Dane is so not happy that Sam is back. While they are arguing, Jory and Aja run out to grab food and Jory gets kidnapped, again, but this time by people who just want to ransom him back to Dane. Wow. Jory has the worst luck in the world. But then the murderer makes a huge mistake. He goes after Sam and Jory isn't about to sit still for that. So while Sam is recuperating in the hospital, Jory is tracking a serial killer and God help him if Jory finds him. Although if Jory isn't careful, his own loved ones are going to kill him for getting into so much trouble. The identity of the murderer comes as quite the shock and the betrayal is felt by everyone.
This book was all about family and all of the hope, fear, anger, laughter, grief and love that comes with it whether it's the family you were born into or the one you made yourself. I loved this book and I really loved the ending. It was sad and horrifying, funny and sexy, all at the same time.