The reason for this vengeance is a secret Arman trusts with no one, quite the opposite of his obvious longtime pursuit of the château’s overseer, Linus Hobbes. Definitely a keeper and thanks Mary Calmes lets keep this series going.Only a privileged few know L’Ange’s head of security Arman de Soto is a shifter, and even fewer know he’s been systematically killing off a pack of werewolves. Always a pleasure with Sean Crisden as narrator. This is more a love story with maybe a scene or two of hot sex, some suspense but these guys are looking for the real thing no games are played in this story. The only reason this didn't rate 5 stars on the story is because there was no hint in the last book of Glenn or Mac having any interaction, however it's explained well. We get our fix of Rand and Stephon and what they have been up to which is always a pleasure. Apparently Glenn has been trying to accept his life as a gay man and has had a mini-crush on Mac the right hand man of his cousin/brother Rand. This is a wonderful story of life, diversity, family and a new kind of love of those involved in and around the Red Diamond ranch. This is Glenn Holloway's story who we got to know a bit in the 2nd book. We get to visit with old friends and make some new ones. Its roughly 2 years after the story in book 2. Get it, keep it and listen more then once Add to that sexy, stubborn cowboys, a kidnapping scare and some good ole' boy lovin' make this one a must listen. If you are a fan of this Author or Narrator then grabbing a copy of this book should be a no brainer. And Mac Gentry is going to make sure he not only brings his stubborn self back to the Ranch, he is going to make sure Glenn is sleeping in his bed every night. Glenn Holloway has stayed away from his kin for far too long, and though he had good reason years ago, now it's time for him to come back home. If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?Ĭrisden is a great narrator, I don't think I've listened to a book he's read that I didn't enjoy, but he really hits his stride when it comes to Cowboys. Which character – as performed by Sean Crisden – was your favorite? There's this venom inside him festering, keeping him away from family and a man that could be everything he needs, and he's too damn stubborn to do something about it. You betcha! I just love the way Sean Crisden brings a sexy, broken down cowboy to life. Would you listen to When the Dust Settles again? Why?

After the Sunset by Mary Calmes