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Giving Chase
by Lauren Dane
***Review includes what some MIGHT consider spoilers but the info is easily found with the descriptions of previous versions of this book***
This is a re-release of an older book and I think that the blurb leaves out a few things that might be important to readers that the original included :) So thanks to a night out and a bit of an accident with a plate of chili cheese fries, good girl Maggie finds herself on the radar of the Chase brothers. What this new blurb doesn’t share is that her first outing is with Shane Chase, town sheriff. Unfortunately for Maggie (and Shane, but good news for Kyle), thanks to a previous relationship Shane is scared of anything even just the tiniest bit resembling commitment. When he thinks that a couple of dates with Maggie could actually have him wanting more, he heads for the hills … leaving Maggie to be swept off her feet by his brother.
Now, some could find this a little awkward but I think that Dane does an absolutely fantastic job of addressing it and really the two of them never get all that involved. Instead it gives Kyle the perfect opportunity to show Maggie that not all Chase men are the same and that he’s ready to be the stand-up guy she needs.
The Chases are so close and the connection between them is wonderful to see. All of them, even Shane after a few awkward moments, accept Maggie into the family. She finds herself being shown the love and support that her own family has never given her … and that she sorely needs. But Maggie has a stalker and he’s not too happy about Kyle. It’s going to take all of Maggie’s strength and the support of the Chases to keep her safe.
Giving Chase has a lot heartwarming moments, especially as Maggie starts to really believe in herself and the love that Kyle is offering her. But Dane mixes it well with the danger and action of dealing with a troubled ex who isn’t willing to let Maggie go. I highly recommend giving this one a shot and I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of the Chase brothers find their match!
(I voluntarily read a Review Copy of this book. All opinions stated are solely my own and no one else’s.)
This is a re-release of an older book and I think that the blurb leaves out a few things that might be important to readers that the original included :) So thanks to a night out and a bit of an accident with a plate of chili cheese fries, good girl Maggie finds herself on the radar of the Chase brothers. What this new blurb doesn’t share is that her first outing is with Shane Chase, town sheriff. Unfortunately for Maggie (and Shane, but good news for Kyle), thanks to a previous relationship Shane is scared of anything even just the tiniest bit resembling commitment. When he thinks that a couple of dates with Maggie could actually have him wanting more, he heads for the hills … leaving Maggie to be swept off her feet by his brother.
Now, some could find this a little awkward but I think that Dane does an absolutely fantastic job of addressing it and really the two of them never get all that involved. Instead it gives Kyle the perfect opportunity to show Maggie that not all Chase men are the same and that he’s ready to be the stand-up guy she needs.
The Chases are so close and the connection between them is wonderful to see. All of them, even Shane after a few awkward moments, accept Maggie into the family. She finds herself being shown the love and support that her own family has never given her … and that she sorely needs. But Maggie has a stalker and he’s not too happy about Kyle. It’s going to take all of Maggie’s strength and the support of the Chases to keep her safe.
Giving Chase has a lot heartwarming moments, especially as Maggie starts to really believe in herself and the love that Kyle is offering her. But Dane mixes it well with the danger and action of dealing with a troubled ex who isn’t willing to let Maggie go. I highly recommend giving this one a shot and I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of the Chase brothers find their match!
(I voluntarily read a Review Copy of this book. All opinions stated are solely my own and no one else’s.)