S.E.X. Review~ The Legacy by Alex Jane

1919. Nebraska.

After returning from the frontline in Europe, all Emmanuel Jackson wants is to find a little peace. Unable to cope with life in New York, he escapes to the homestead his grandfathers left to him in Nebraska. Except, after four years, the sleepy town of Lastford isn’t exactly how he’d left it.

With many of his neighbors forced out by financial hardship, and a ruthless businessman taking full advantage of the fact, Emmanuel finds himself being drawn into matters he’d rather avoid. One of them being Asher Franklin, his childhood tormentor and unfairly handsome officer of the law.

Having to fight his attraction to the man he once hated, as well as defend the community he wants to make his own, is far from the quiet life Emmanuel had envisioned for himself.

But some things are worth fighting for.
And when there’s no fight left in you, love might be the thing that brings you home.

Alex Jane has become one of my go-to authors, especially when she expands on the Alphas’ Homestead series. Her latest book, The Legacy, The Homestead Legacy series was a wonderful addition that left a tear in my eye but a smile on my face.

Manny returned from the Great War, inheriting his grandfather’s homestead in Nebraska, hoping for a new start and a little peace. Fans of the Alphas’ Homestead series will remember the little boy, who grew to be a man and carry on Caleb and Jacob’s legacy.

Asher, an alpha without a pack, the district marshal, and friend of the family, intimated his life into Manny’s with the knowledge the man was his mate and the need to be near him. Unfortunately for Manny, he only remembered the young boy who tormented him.

Thank goodness Ms. Jane figured out a way to bring these two men together and created a sexy read with larger than life characters. I loved reading about Seth, although a bit older, still cantankerous and mischief-ridden.

Martha, ever spunky and vocal, made my day to read about her and the life she’s led. My downfall, and one which I already knew, Caleb and Jacob only live on in memory- my two favorite characters of the series.

As a lover of history, I appreciated Ms. Jane’s attention to historical detail when writing about Nebraska and the surrounding states. I was transported to the homestead, and the desire to keep tradition while embracing the new.

The Legacy was heartfelt, tearful, and sexy all rolled into one story. A must read.

Definite S.E.X.

A five handcuff review

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