Crossing Paths is a fun, light-hearted adventure with Norah and Dash. The chemistry and banter between the two characters was enjoyable and propelled the story along, but some of the danger seemed incredibly far-fetched. This is a pretty light steamy romance so if you're looking to enjoy some fun banter, is an easy read!

This was my introduction to Katie Ruggle and the world the Pax sisters live in so I appreciated the intro at the beginning to catch me up to speed. I liked the premise. I like the Pax sisters being kickass bounty hunters. I’m not sure what Laken thought she could do with a stolen necklace, no matter how much money she needed. And Dash…I know this was really Norah’s story, but I definitely wanted more Dash!

Crossing Paths just wasn’t my favorite. The Colorado setting is always appealing, though it didn’t play much of a role in this book. But somehow the story just wasn’t particularly compelling, the bad guys didn’t feel all that threatening.and it was hard to understand what Noral and Dash saw in each other. There wasn’t much in the way of conversation between the two to provide insight into their romantic attraction. He was protective and very polite; she was anxious and uncomfortable around people she didn’t know very well. Sorry, I don’t get it.

This is book two in the Beneath the Wild Sky series by Ruggle. You don't have to read book one to enjoy this story, although it does add to it. Norah's story is just a perfect read. It was a fun, sweet romantic comedy. If you read Felicity's story in book one you will absolutely enjoy Norah's story. (I think Norah's story is my favorite).

This started out super fun. A family works together as bounty hunters. They each have their own job and responsibility. They all look out for one another. Nora works behind the scenes with her laptop where it's safe. That is until she meets Dash. Then things aren't her normal for her. I got a little bored with this one. Maybe it just wasn't what I was expecting.