Did I ever tell you that I love romance with a touch of paranormal? OMG! I was already a G.Bolton fan, but she hit the ball out of the park with this one.

Two lovers’ souls are reincarnated to finally make it right, all the while battling the recycled battle between good and evil. Brilliant storyline. Stunning characters and touching subplots make Make It Last Forever an up-all-nighter, but what I really appreciated was the realness of the heroine. She was an au-natural beauty with the sass and brains many average brothers couldn’t handle. Yet, Darius, the Will Smith status mega-hunk, was determined to be a part of her revolution—whether or not he (or she) believed in fate.

Do I recommend this novel? Absolutely. Even if you can’t get into the “woo-woo” stuff, there’s enough family drama, foe woe, and HOT lovemaking to keep you entertained and oh-so-satisfied all night long. - Sistah Tasha

“. . . So good it made her cry.” Goodness, like Minerva, I just can’t get enough of these Hightower men! The Law of Desire is my second reading in this series; and, honestly, I didn’t believe it would or could be better than my first, but I was pleasantly mistaken. The passion and desire between super-fine, decorated cop Lawrence and his spite-fire but charismatic Boo, Minerva, is nothing less than toe-curling. G. Bolton’s witty play with suspense wielded me to the end, and the lip-biting, word-stuttering intimacy left me breathless at moments. I’m simply addicted to this series. And, though my start was unorthodox, I’m forced (with a big smile) to backtrack with the former two Hightower men . . . I just can’t get enough. The Law of Desire—a beautiful story seasoned just right with a little crime and mistrust, and a big helping of the infamous L-word—would satisfy the most critical romance buff. - Sistah Tasha

Sizzling Seduction took me back to the beginning of my love affair with reading—a cozy, under-the-blanket-with-a-pink-mug-of-hot-chocolate feeling. A steamy romance between flawed but lovable characters, two wills against all odds, and body-torchin’ intimacy . . . Gwyneth Bolton crafted the perfect recipe for a heart-melting love story.

A quick read for me, but a novel rich with culture. Subplots involving family histories of secrecy and conflict and heart-felt lessons on the perils of domestic violence make Sizzling Seduction a provocative read for book groups everywhere. Though this is the last in a series and my first experience with the legendary Hightower men, the book stands alone with just enough delicate innuendos from previous novels to entice me to backtrack and discover just how the other three brothers sweep their women off their feet. In fact, as soon as I placed this novel on my bookshelf, I eagerly grabbed book number three. - Sistah Tasha