If the Dark Wins

Calle J. Brookes

Jun 2017 · Finley Creek Book 4 · Lost River Lit Publishing, L.L.C.

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SHE DOESN'T WANT A ROMANCE RIGHT NOW.

She doesn't need a lover...but she just can't seem to resist him.

The last thing Dr. Lacy McGareth needs right now is the governor's far too charming younger brother distracting her. But that cowboy neighbor of hers is exceptionally good at getting through her defenses. At making her see the world outside Finley Creek General Hospital.

At making her see him.

HE ALWAYS GETS WHAT HE WANTS. AND HE WANTS HER.

Travis Worthington-Deane has worked his butt off to build his ranch into one of the finest in Texas—but that doesn't mean he's all work and no play. He's more than willing to play with Lacy. She is the woman he just can’t get out of his head, after all. All he wants now is to help her forget the nightmares that haunt her after she and her best friends were almost killed by a deranged killer. To convince her to take a chance on him.

Possibly forever.

SOMEONE ELSE WANTS HER NOW.

But someone else needs Lacy for his own. He wants Lacy to smile, too. But just for him. And he has an axe to grind with those damned perfect Deane brothers. A man with far-reaching secrets he can't afford to get out. Ever. 

Only one doctor can save him.

And he wants far more than Lacy will ever be able to give...

Ratings and reviews

The plot was interesting with the drugs. It was an easy read and cute with some understanding losses. A couple irritating things: everyone in the book is wealthy and millionaires and related. That's just irritating. There are so many characters and characters who are completely irrelevant. It was mind-numbing. The author probably had outlines just to remember who the heck was who. Too much drama. Basically everyone gets shot or has been. Basically everyone is gorgeous with spines of steel. That was annoying too. Sometimes less is more...

So poorly written it's difficult to understand. Goes into great detail about all these characters and the way everyone is related and all these tragic things that have happened in previous books. It revolves around a hospital that seems very large for a town of 45,000. Terrible

Is this one of those computer generated books? How could someone write with so many spelling errors? How did it make it out of production? This could have been a good book had someone proof read the draft. My momma correct my grammar. Someone should have corrected hers. 🙄 It will be hard for me to buy another book by this author. Is the writing better in other books?