Review – Ruby Jane

Ruby Jane never thought she’d meet the man of her dreams while running from the police in Russia. That he’d steal her heart on a train to Siberia. But loving a former CIA officer comes with a price…a life of danger. A life of high stakes.

A life where he simply disappears…

He has no memory of the man he was.

Mack Jones has no memory of his past…just the dark sense that he is hiding. And, he wants to stay that way. Mack likes the life he’s built in a small tourist town, tucked away beyond the mountains, and has no desire to dig around in the gray areas of his memory.

When his place of business catches fire and Mack rescues the owner, he makes the news, which of course alerts the past he’s hoping to outrun.

The only person who can help him is a mysterious woman he doesn’t remember.

But a woman he desperately needs.

The surprising, thrilling conclusion to the Montana Marshall series.

My thoughts:  Ruby Jane: The Montana Marshalls – An Inspirational Romantic Suspense Family Series is the page-turning conclusion to this five book series.  I absolutely loved this book. It was one of those rare stories that come around where you read the whole thing in mere hours.  I  *love* York and fell in love with him when he was introduced in Ford’s story.

And I love the way Ms. Warren made York’s confusion realistic. So many authors don’t handle this subject well.

Warning for more conservative readers:  There is some beer/wine drinking.

I absolutely loved the strong faith message and the way it was woven through. York is a  book boyfriend you don’t want to let go.

I would love to see an epilogue novella – wrapping up the unfinished threads. Glo’s mother and Coco’s son…  Does Glo and RJ come to like each other?  And the who-dun-it I never saw coming. Not even remotely.

Do read this series in order, starting with Knox. This would make a fantastic gift for the avid reader on your shopping list. The Marshall family is the way families should be — for the  most part.