This book took too long in the set up. It also became quite predictable. I read all pseudonyms of the author. Her Amanda Quick titles, in the Regency Period, are always her best work. The heroine is always courageous & the hero is always believable. If you aren’t familiar with this author you won’t understand that paranormal powers are an adopted signature. This author sometimes gets so focused on the paranormal that love scenes & building the relationship is an afterthought. Her books are starting to be the same adventure with no high or eclipse of the heart; Untouchable is not the first. The love scenes are quick at best & the byplay that’s supposed to be a lead to the love are written with no finesse anymore. I’m starting not to actually buy her books, but wait their arrival in the library. And it’s not just Mrs. Krentz that seems to be relying on the same old tried & true methodology; all the greats are. A shame that. This book is just ok & a bit staid & always predictable. The characters are a bland non-investment aside from the foster care angle. Otherwise, wait until your local library has the hard copy.

Such interesting characters. GREAT ending of the Quinton Zane story. Enjoyed the sidebar Armani twins. Loved it! Hope this isn’t the end of the road for the Salinas clan. 🤞

I really love this book