Title : I’ll Be There

Author :Samantha Chase

Series : The Montgomery Brothers #6

Release date:Dec 1, 2015

Rating : 3 Stars

Blurb : This Montgomery Has a Head for Business. Working for Zach Montgomery is challenging on many levels-coming from a wealthy and powerful family, he lives by his own rules and doesn’t answer to anyone. But Gabriella Martine has no intention of backing down. She’s used to handling stubborn men, and it doesn’t hurt that Zach is smart, charismatic…and gorgeous. And a Heart for Adventure. Zach’s perfect world is turned upside down when a climbing accident leaves him broken, angry, and maddeningly dependent. In his slow quest for recovery, Gabriella is always there to help…but as Zach comes to see his beautiful assistant in a new light, he is forced to re-evaluate what it really means to be a man worthy of Gabriella’s love.

Review :Again I came across a series book that can be perfectly read as a standalone. I’ll Be There by Samantha Chase is the book no 6 in the Montgomery series. I did not read any of the other books but I had totally no problem following the plot even if naturally you notice at some points that there have been other books.

I liked the slightly different approach on “things” in this book. The characters were quite different from others in similar situations in other books. But something in the total of the story was strange, I can not put my finger on it but at certain points I could have sworn that the writing felt strange. If this had been a debut novel it would have explained some of the weird vibes I got but as this is an established series I am totally not sure what it was. I would need to read a second book of this author to see if it might be a common style for her or if it is only within this book.

Anyway the story itself is quite tame even if there are explicit events which was almost refreshing (because the habit seems to be very explicit page long sex dialogues at the moment). Lovers of series I am pretty sure will like this book as the characters within the pages give the reader a feeling of familiarity without repeating any previous storys of other books – which I like very much.

I feel that the reader should be aware of previous books without being annoyed by repeating their story within the book that is just being read. There are no WOW moments within the plot so I am afraid it will not be a four star read but I believe that it is a solid read and deserves your attention if you read the plot and felt you might like it.

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