Going All Out by Jeanie London

Lucas Russell was house sitting for his sister while she was on her honeymoon, when he realized that good things do come from trees, like the luscious Bree Addison had just fallen from the tree in his sister’s front yard. Lucas decided to make the best of a good thing and it wasn’t long before things heated up. However, knowing that Lucas was only in town until his sister returned, meant that Bree wasn’t free to let herself fall in love, that is until a ghostly presence from the past set out to convince her that

The final book in the Red Letter Nights series is a fitting conclusion to the series. It wraps up the story of Addison twins and the ghosts that haunt the court. The beginning was a little slow as it’s been a while since I read Tally’s story and I couldn’t remember all of the secondary characters right away. This always happens when there’s more than a month or so between the original story and its sequel (or about 20 Blazes in between). But, Jeanie eased the characters back in to the story by the middle so the second half was a pretty enjoyable read.

Details: Blaze #231, February 2006

Bottom line: A pretty good book