Second book in the Traveling series by Jane Harvey-Berrick - resolution to the cliff hanger ending in The Traveling Man. I liked the first book a little better than this one. I think what interested me the most about these books was the carnival setting and the found family aspect of the stories. Kes has made a family within the carnival community, but he can't help but want more with Aimee. He goes to her to spend some time and learn what her life is like away from the carnival. He is lost. Aimee needs to make a decision about Kes and what she will have to do to be with him. I did think that the story was good and I was fully engaged with it. I'm not sure if I will continue with the rest of the series or not, but I would recommend these first two books. ( )

Let�??s start by saying if I give the 2nd book five stars it must really be good!!

ƒ??Still believe in magic? More than everƒ?ƒ??. It was still there in this book more than ever!

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Aimee and Kes needs to fight for the love they couldn't deny.

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Traveling Woman was a story of love, loss and forgiveness.

Kestrel, oh my gosh he is still my favorite, a real sweet alpha male! He makes such an effort with Aimee and he completely stole and melted my heart. I love, love, love this man!

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The Traveling Woman might not be as angsty as the first book, but it still broke my heart at times. It made me laugh and smile a lot. It's beautiful and a different kind of magical than the first book it was truly amazing to me and I loved it!



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