When Tam has a vision, Jax tends to listen to them, even if it means going back to a place he just about loathes. Tam’s vision tells him to go to Settler’s Mine, even though both men have found their heartstone, the very thing you go to Settler’s Mine for. Both men are happily mated with each other, although a rare occurrence in their world. When Tam literally runs into Kiann both he and Jax feel a strong connection to her, a connection neither have felt for any woman, ever. But Kiann comes with a lot of baggage, namely a brother who wants to kill her.

Settler’s Mine 3: The Woman is part of the Settler’s Mine series but can be read alone.

The world that Jax, Tam, and Kiann live in is a very well-crafted place designed to produce true lasting love. Jax and Tam seem to have found that, but are thrown for quite a loop when they meet Kiann. Although the story takes on more action later on in the story, what leads up to that gives a bit too much information with regards to the world in which the three main character’s live and how things work. Although parts of the plot were fairly predictable, the characters were all very uniquely written enough so that it kept me wanting to know what happened to them throughout the course of the story.

Reviewed by: April