Showing posts with label baseball. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 5, 2019

Blog Tour Review with Excerpt: The Lineup (Brentwood Baseball #3) by Meghan Quinn

 
 
Book info:
Title:  The Lineup
Author:  Meghan Quinn
Series:  Brentwood Baseball #3
Genre: Adult contemporary sports romance
Release Date:  December 5th, 2019
Source: E-galley from Candi Kane PR which did not influence my opinion
My rating:  5 stars

   
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Blurb:  
Want to know a secret?

It's about that girl over there. Don’t look, but she’s the one in the power suit—with the long, black hair and the serious expression, the one I’m about to go on a date with . . .

Yeah, according to her, she “accidentally” donated an obscene amount of money to my charity — The Lineup — to win said date but I found out the truth. Miss. Button Up Blouse has a secret, passionate crush on me.

I didn’t know her name until two days ago, despite the friends we have in common.  
Was I oblivious? Probably.  
Was I blind to it? Definitely.

But I’m no fool, I see it now. The High Heel Harlot wants more than just a date with Jason Orson, she wants to be able to claim the best butt in baseball as hers.

Here's another secret . . . she has no idea I know. 

My Review:
Oh my gosh, at first I didn't remember Jason from the first book, but he is hilarious, and he started out the book making me laugh and gasp at his audacity and total maleness, well, very immature maleness.  And once again, I must point out that Meghan Quinn really knows how to make things hot!  There was one scene, where Jason described something to Dottie, without actually doing it, and I was fanning myself and extremely hot just reading it!  I loved the whole back and forth thing between the characters, the banter, the crankiness of Dottie, and how Jason handled it and gave his brand of snarky silliness right back.  Not to mention Jason's interactions with Knox and Carson, oh my gosh, those were some of the best!  Jason was really such a sweetie though, you had to adore him.  At times he was like a total teenage girl when it came to love and romance.  Like when he first got Dottie to go on a date with him, and they discussed about kids, and when he said their 6 kids, and she said there was no way she was having that many, he said they'd adopt them from all around the world, you know, like a Brad Pitt and. Angelina Jolie type of thing. But then he walked in to his friends and the first thing out of his mouth was that he was going to be a father!  I was sitting on my lunch break at work, only a cubicle wall away from someone else on their plan time, and I couldn't stop giggling at his antics.  

But as hot as Meghan Quinn can make a story, damn does she know how to make me cry!  There was the part that must be where she said she had to make it even worse for our characters and that's why it took her a bit longer to finish than planned.  And boy, I had tears running down my face at that part.  So much that my dog had to climb up and get in my face like he does when I'm crying and he is trying to comfort me. But I had to move him so I could finish reading, because I knew there was going to be a happy ending.  And then, well, let me just say there is a 10 year part that Quinn put in, and thinking back to the first book, because I haven't read the second one yet, I seriously screamed "NO!" when I read that line.  I'll let you read it yourself, but let's just say that soon after she was making me laugh and I was okay with the 10 year thing.  Because, that's just Jason, and we'll leave it at that.  

 

   

Excerpt:  

**JASON**

It isn’t in my nature to cry over burnt ham, but here I am, tearing up like a jackass, because the meal I’ve been reluctantly slaving over for the past four hours is two shades away from charred dust.

I had it all planned out. The timing was right, the recipes perfected, the table decorated with impeccably folded napkins that impersonated angelic swans, and polished silver that I scrubbed for an hour until I could see my balls in the reflection. Nothing says polished silverware like a spoon that gives you a clear upside-down view of your gonads.

But even with countless hours of preparing this feast, naked as the day I was born with only an apron to cover my man-loins, I still ended up with a scorched ham doused in fire extinguisher agent because somehow, the damn thing caught on fire.

Imagine this, a grown-ass man—no, not just a grown-ass man, but a man at the fresh age of twenty-eight, built like a linebacker with buttocks you can bounce rocks off . . . thanks to squatting for a living—dancing around the kitchen on his twinkle toes, arms flailing with pink and white potholders attached to his hands, screaming like a banshee, as flames light up the Jenn-Air double oven where the brown sugar and pineapple ham resided.

Are you seeing it?

Add the imagery of said man naked, dick and balls harmoniously bouncing in panic while the apron his “girlfriend” got him that says Eat my food, Lick my dick, unravels in the fit to unleash the fire extinguisher.

That was me . . . a minute ago.

Frantic, screaming, and all in all losing any last shred of my man card I had left.

It’s why I’m currently weeping like a nitwit into the flaps of my apron, wondering where I went wrong.

If we’re going to be honest with each other—and I would like to establish honesty with you—I’ll admit, I’ve always leaned toward the sensitive side. You know, the cuddly grizzly bear. Big and intimidating but a fucking gooey butterball heart on the inside.

Tell me a love story. I’ll listen the crap out of it.

The Bachelor? Why yes, that’s one of my favorite shows.

Do I smile when sharing a candlelit dinner with myself, followed by a nice long soak in a bubble bath while Enya—the fucking goddess of all voices—plays in the background? I sure as shit do.

But if some ignorant asswipe gets in my face on the ball field, stirring up trouble, I’m the first to lay a fist across his jaw and the first to be thrown out of a game.

And I’m not even sorry about it.

People are arriving in an hour. I’m vulnerable as fuck with my bare ass resting against the cold white-oak floor of my girl’s apartment, while a lonely tear streams down my freshly shaven cheek. I have no main dish, and the apartment smells like burnt rabbit turd.

Why am I in this hopeless predicament?

Because of one person.

One single person who flipped my life upside down.

A bombshell in a suit, a ravenous sex-fiend in the sheets, a classy and sophisticated tight-ass in the boardroom. She’s a knockout who’s always on my mind. She’s the girl you do things for, that you never thought you’d ever do . . .

Like cook a fancy-as-fuck four-course meal for her and her business associates while practicing interesting conversational starters to ensure the night flows smoothly.

Back in college, I might have been referred to as the mother hen of the boys. I might have cooked at least two meals a week for the guys in the loft, and yeah, I was the ironing wizard, the one everyone turned to, to get out the most stubborn wrinkles. The title has carried on over the years, but my creativity in the kitchen has dwindled with the lack of time, my ironing is now done by my apartment keeper once a week, and the fresh flowers scattered around my place? They’re more dead now than alive.

My point—I’m not the lady of the house I used to be. But I’ve been getting back into the swing of it.

So when my girl asked me to perform the impossible feat of an intimate dinner for four, I should have ordered in, tossed everything in serving dishes, and called it a night.

But nooooooooo, I had to attempt to be a goddamn hero and try to cook everything myself.

And all for what?

For one girl?

No. Not just one girl. The girl who owns my balls, who has a grip so tight on them that if she asked me to bellow out my ABCs in soprano while swirling my finger around my belly button . . . I would.

Who is this girl that has brought me to the brink of boo-boo smush bear insanity and caused me to weep like a schoolgirl in the corner of the apartment?

There’s only one lady with more than enough ovaries to buckle the knees of the mighty Jason Orson.

The one and only Dorothy “Dottie” Domico.

   


About the Author:  
USA Today Bestselling Author, wife, adoptive mother, and peanut butter lover. Author of romantic comedies and contemporary romance, Meghan Quinn brings readers the perfect combination of heart, humor, and heat in every book.

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Thursday, June 20, 2019

Blog Tour Review: The Locker Room (Getting Lucky #1) by Meghan Quinn

 
Book info:
Title:   THE LOCKER ROOM 
Author:  Meghan Quinn 
Series:  Getting Lucky #1
Release Date: June 20th 
Genre: NA Contemporary Romance
Source:  E-galley from Candi Kane PR which did not influence my opinion
My rating:  5 stars 

Blurb: 
Have you heard the rumor around campus about the locker room?

If you haven't, let me enlighten you: Legend has it if you bring a girl into the sacred after-game domain of the baseball locker room, it will end with a walk down the aisle. One rowdy and naked encounter against the lockers with the girl of your dreams will make her your wife.

Translation: baseball players are stupidly superstitious and believe the locker room has magical powers.

But not all baseball players are superstitious, me included.

So when the girl I've fallen for brushes me off, I start to question if I need to switch my way of thinking. Maybe it's time I finally hand out a coveted invitation to the locker room.

The only question is, will she accept?
 
 
 
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My Review:
Okay, I love that the basic meet-cute book in this book is the author's favorite thing, a boob squeeze.  I loved so much about this book!  The main character Emory is a library/education major, that was me!  And the lady she does her internship with sounds just like the lady I started my first library job with, who I nicknamed Maxine, like the comic character on Hallmark cards.  This book had me laughing out loud so much!  There were the gifts they sent each other over their Christmas break, and just the running gag of the bet of who gave in and asked to have sex first.  But even them having to try to be strong to win the bet and not having sex still gave up some pretty sexy scenes!  Now, the author did something towards the end of the book that totally reminded me a bit of another of her series last year, the Blue Line series.  I won't give it away.  You need to read this if you love sexy, funny NA sports rom-coms.  Now, I feel like the whole locker room superstition came into play at a much different time than I'd expected due to what it is.  But that's okay, it makes it so different than what you expect!  I loved this, I don't know if I can say it enough.  I also like how even though they had such a rough bit to go through to get together in the end, the way they dealt with those issues was so perfect.  Pretty sure I want my own Knox Gentry.  His snarky, sexy flirting comments make him someone I'd love to have to myself!  He might be my latest book boyfriend.

 
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Excerpt: 
This map is useless.

Easy to read, my ass. I need a magnifying glass to make out any of the color-coded buildings on this thing and unfortunately, I left my magnifying glass in my other skirt. That was sarcasm, if you didn’t catch it.

Standing next to a wonky-looking tree, I try to act as casual as possible—hip popped out, interested glances, the usual—as I hide a school map beneath the pages of Pride and Prejudice , while off-handedly looking for the MacMillan building. But the wind—though subtle—isn’t making things easy.

Recently transferred from Cal State, Fullerton, I’m attempting to avoid making a fool of myself on the first day of fall classes at my new school, Brentwood University.

Unfortunately, I’m way out of my element.

For one, I know nothing about this school other than they have the best library sciences program in the country. Making the transfer a no-brainer for me the minute I realized I wanted to be a librarian. I dabbled in business at Cal State, but who was I kidding? I had no right trying to figure out micro-and macroeconomics.

A California girl through and through, Illinois is nothing like the palm trees and beaches I’ve grown up with. Don’t get me wrong, there are trees here, huge, plush, green trees everywhere, the kind of trees Bob Ross made dance on his canvas. But the smog . . . I have no idea where that is. Breathing fresh air almost feels wrong. And apparently pizza is a big deal here. I’ve heard at least three separate arguments since I’ve moved about which pizza in town is best. Let’s all be friends and be grateful there is good pizza here.

And even though this is a “small” school town outside Chicago, it’s larger than life with boisterous personalities and ivy-covered buildings that cause me to believe I’m walking on the hallowed grounds where the prosperous were educated.

Plus, I had to buy leggings for all my skirts, because the temperature doesn’t call for bare legs out here.

The wind picks up again, lifting my skirt and map at the same time. Not wanting to be known as the resident flasher on campus, I save the skirt—because even though I have leggings, I chose not to wear them today—and tamp it back down on my legs as the map lifts from my book, floats into the air, twirling and swirling only to smack a passing guy right in the face.

Whap .

“What the—?” He startles and I jump into action.

“I’m so sorry,” I say, scrambling to hold my skirt down while clutching my parted book at my chest.

The map is slowly peeled away and a pair of beautiful light blue eyes peek past the paper first, followed by the sharpest jawline I’ve ever seen, defined and tense. Light scruff matches his dirty-blond hair that is swept to the left and cut short on the sides. Dressed in a green Brentwood baseball sweatshirt and wearing a jaw-dropping smile, he chuckles and hands me the map while eyeing me up and down.

Why is he so familiar?

Those eyes.

“Not a problem, but you could have asked for help if you were lost. Slapping me with a map is an aggressive tactic, effective, but aggressive.”

That voice, that smirk. I know it from somewhere.

Feeling a light blush creep up my cheeks, I say, “Not used to the wind.”

He nods and thumbs behind him. “Lake Michigan. It’s a bitch in the winter.” He studies me for a second and then nods at my map. “Where you headed? I can help.” There is the smallest southern drawl in his voice, nothing strong, but enough to tell me he’s not from Illinois.

I know that voice. I remember specifically thinking it was hot.

Tamping down my map and folding it in my book that I snap shut quickly, I say, “I promised I’d figure this all out on my own, but looks like I might need a little help after all.”

“Don’t blame yourself; this campus is a maze with no rhyme or reason. I was lost my entire first semester. Can’t tell you how many times I was late to class.”

“That’s reassuring.”

He tilts his head to the side and gives me a small once-over. “I know you.” I don’t say anything and just as his eyes land on my chest, a smile creeps over his face, a light bulb lighting in his head. “You’re the girl who helped me find my room on Saturday.”

Oh.

Shit.

It’s the yellow-door baseball guy.

He leans forward, hands stuffed in his pockets and says, “I never forget a good pair of tits.”

As if I wasn’t blushing enough already.
 
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About the Author: 
USA Today Bestselling Author, wife, adoptive mother, and peanut butter lover. Author of romantic comedies and contemporary romance, Meghan Quinn brings readers the perfect combination of heart, humor, and heat in every book.
 
 
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Thursday, June 6, 2019

Cover Reveal: The Locker Room (Getting Lucky #1) by Meghan Quinn


THE LOCKER ROOM (Getting Lucky #1) 
by Meghan Quinn  
Release Date: June 20th, 2019 
Genre: Contemporary Romance
 
 
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Blurb: 
Have you heard the rumor around campus about the locker room?

If you haven't, let me enlighten you: Legend has it if you bring a girl into the sacred after-game domain of the baseball locker room, it will end with a walk down the aisle. One rowdy and naked encounter against the lockers with the girl of your dreams will make her your wife. 

Translation: baseball players are stupidly superstitious and believe the locker room has magical powers. 

But not all baseball players are superstitious, me included. 

So when the girl I've fallen for brushes me off, I start to question if I need to switch my way of thinking. Maybe it's time I finally hand out a coveted invitation to the locker room. 

The only question is, will she accept?
   
About the Author:  
USA Today Bestselling Author, wife, adoptive mother, and peanut butter lover. Author of romantic comedies and contemporary romance, Meghan Quinn brings readers the perfect combination of heart, humor, and heat in every book.
 
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Friday, May 31, 2019

Review: The Game Changer (The Cleat Chasers #2) by Jaqueline Snowe

Book info:
Title:  The Game Changer
Author:  Jaqueline Snowe
Series:  The Cleat Chasers #2
Genre:  NA sports romance
Release Date:  April 2nd, 2019
Source:  E-galley from YA Bound Book Tours for review which did not influence my opinion
My rating:  5 stars

Synopsis:
Pretending to date your best friend is always a good idea…right? Wrong.

Greta Aske has a lot on her mind, and a string of bad dates has her giving up on men, at least for the time being. Her life contains a little too much drama, meaning she needs a break and to save money and get good grades. The perfect solution presents itself—pretend to date the campus playboy. That’ll keep the guys away for sure.

Aaron Hill is desperate to save his baseball career because, with his dad fighting cancer, he damn well knows he can’t ask for a single penny from his parents. Baseball is his past, present and future, so when a scandal threatens his chance in the MLB, he turns to his best friend for help. A fake relationship will keep him out of trouble. It’s perfect, really. Greta’s taking a break from dating and Aaron needs to focus on training.

Nothing could go wrong…as long as neither falls for the other. But when lines are crossed, what’s real and fake blurs and the two are forced to face their fears. Could Greta be the game changer Aaron needs?

Reader advisory: This book contains scenes of underage characters drinking and scenes of violence. There is also a family member with cancer.



My Review:
The first book in this series, Challenge Accepted, was one that while it had a good story, I had some issues with it overall.  So at first I wasn't sure if I would give this one a try. But man am I glad that I did, because I loved this one!  Honestly,  I didn't have any of the issues with this one that I did with the first, and so this was a win-win for me.  I couldn't keep from turning the pages as I read (or tapping the screen I guess on my phone since it was an e-book).  I could barely put it down to do anything else, because I was so eager to find out what would happen next.  I'd say Aaron was definitely someone I'd want for a book boyfriend, or real boyfriend, because he was so sexy and damn!  That's just it, so much hotness with him.  Towards the end I was getting a little frustrated with them just not telling each other, but as I've mentioned with romances, I know that's all part of the drama!  It can't be all perfect, right?  But this book is a winner.  I also enjoyed spending time with the couple from the first book, because they were a great couple and there were some really good moments in that first book that I enjoyed.  I look forward to reading more in this series about the other guys that we get to know in these stories.

Tuesday, May 14, 2019

Blog Tour Review: Heartthrob (American Royalty #1) by Robin Bielman

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Heartthrob, an all-new sexy and hilarious standalone from USA Today bestselling author Robin Bielman, is available now!

Book info:
Title:  Heartthrob
Author:  Robin Bielman
Series:  American Royalty #1
Genre:  Adult contemporary romance
Release Date:  May 7th, 2019
Source:  E-galley from Social Butterfly PR which did not influence my opinion
My rating: 5 stars

Synopsis: 

He likes a challenge…


Here’s the deal: I’m the best center fielder in the major leagues. I’m also the guy who cost his team the championship game and acted very unsportsmanlike. So, when the team hires a social media manager to repair the damage to my reputation, I don’t argue. But then I meet Chloe Conrad, and I suddenly understand what people mean when they say they have an instant connection to someone. Which means I’m in serious trouble. Chloe’s a smart, sexy distraction I can’t afford, but one date can’t hurt, right? Only she turns me down. And just like that, it’s game on. 

She’s sworn off love…

Finn Auprince is the hottest player in the major leagues. Look up “It Factor” in the dictionary and there’s his handsome face. He’s also my biggest client and I don’t care how easy it is to talk to him or how fun it is to manage his social media accounts, I will not give in to his charms. Then one drunken night, I tell him about my curse: all my previous boyfriends have found their soul mates while dating me. One more heartbreak, and I’ll never recover. But Finn doesn’t believe in curses—he believes in me. Professionally and personally. He sets out to prove the universe isn’t against me, and that his one true love isn’t waiting around the next corner.

The problem is…can we play the game of love and both come out on top?

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My Review:
I was hooked from the very first page.   I loved the banter and the connection that Chloe and Finn had.  Not to mention the definite physical attraction thrumming between them from their very first meeting, when crashing into each other.  I like the way the author would let us find out about things the same way as one of the characters, but she did it without us being held captive wondering what was going on with several chapter going by.  It was always a quick surprise or event at the beginning of the next chapter.  Perfect way to introduce us to a new obstacle, especially when we would get a hint of that at the end of the last chapter.  I really liked Finn a lot, and I adored his brothers as well.  I'm looking forward to reading more about them in future books in this new series.  It was also perfect timing for a baseball story what with that season really getting going right now.  If only my Kansas City Royals were back up to their playing from a few years ago when we were World Series bound, and they hadn't traded away my crush, Eric Hosmer.

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Excerpt:

“Smooth,”I say with a shake of my head. He no doubt compliments every woman he meets. “But overused.” I put out my palm. “Hand over your phone. I’ll take the picture.”

He looks like he’s ready to yank the sling off his arm and throw it across the parking lot, but instead he gives in to my request. I put the card down on the hood of my car and snap the photo. After checking to make sure it’s a clear shot, I say, “Would you mind letting me know the cost of fixing your car before we go through insurance companies? I may pay out of pocket.”I hate the idea of depleting my savings account, but it might be the better option in the long run. 

“Sure.” His fingers brush mine when I give him his phone back, and a surge of heat charges up my arm. Our eyes lock. Hold. “I should also get your digits then—” he glances down at the photo “—Chloe Conrad.”  

His saying my name shouldn’t make me weak in the knees, but it does. We’re no longer strangers, not that he’ll remember me or give me any thought beyond fixing his car.  

I snag the phone back and type in my number. Then I call myself. My phone rings from the car. “Now I’ve got your number, too.” I never answer my phone if I don’t know who’s calling.  

“Would you like a name to go along with it?”

“That’s okay.” I hand back the phone.  

His blue eyes dance. “You already know it.”  

“Why would I know it? Are you famous or something?” I turn to go before he can see the truth on my face. “I’ll wait to hear from you and uh, sorry about hitting you. I don’t think I said that.”  

“No worries.”  

I wish. Life isn’t exactly going to plan at the moment. At least my next job assignment should be easy. My boss said it was a perfect fit and I’d get the details on Monday.  

“Oh, and Chloe?”

I pause before sliding into my car and look at Finn.  

“Nice try.” He tips his head toward my front bumper and winks. Actually winks! Normally I find winking cheesy, but not when Finn does it. His wink is like a calling card for let’s get naked and run our hands and mouths all over each other.  

Then it hits me. My license plate frame. It says Baseball…The Perfect Game. Shit. Can’t a girl catch a single break?  

“See you around, Webster.”  

No, he won’t. Not if I can help it.


About Robin Bielman
Robin Bielman is the USA Today bestselling author of over fifteen novels. When not attached to her laptop, she loves to read, go to the beach, frequent coffee shops, and spend time with her husband and two sons. Her fondness for swoon-worthy heroes who flirt and stumble upon the girl they can’t live without jumpstarts most of her story ideas. She writes with a steady stream of caffeine nearby and the best dog on the planet, Harry, by her side. She also dreams of traveling to faraway places and loves to connect with readers. She dreams of traveling to faraway places and loves to connect with readers. Keep in touch at all of her social media spots!
 
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Tuesday, October 16, 2018

Release Blitz with Review: Listen, Pitch (There's No Crying in Baseball #3) by Lani Lynn Vale

Title: Listen Pitch
Series: There's No Crying in Baseball
Author: Lani Lynn Vale
Genre: Sports Romance
Release Date: October 16, 2018  
Cover Model: Jacob Wilson  
Photographer: FuriousFotog



Rhys Rivera is the star short-stop for the Longview Lumberjacks. Many know him, even more love him. He has a pretty face, a quick smile, and an air of danger about him that everyone seems to adore.
He’s not known as the bad boy of baseball for nothing.
It all started with his father, who decided to be a criminal mob boss, then die.
Fortunately for his uncle, Rhys wants absolutely nothing to do with the family business and runs before anyone can figure out which way is up.
By the time his uncle, the successor to his father’s criminal empire, thinks to look for him, Rhys has made too big of a name for himself to be taken out quietly, and he wants to keep it that way.
Fast forward eight years, and Rhys is living life one breath at a time, just waiting for the other shoe to drop. That shoe coming in the form of a nosy neighbor who has no idea just how hot she is in her mail carrier uniform.
Her sweet little body and positive outlook on life make him want to laugh at how naïve she is when it comes to the way of the world.
The harder he tries to stay away, the weaker he seems to get, until one day he decides to put his morals on hold long enough to satisfy his cravings.
One time is all he needs—or so he tells himself.
But then two pink lines change everything, and all of a sudden, he doesn’t have just himself to worry about anymore.


My Review:
Source:  E-galley from Enticing Journey Book Promotions
My rating:  4 stars

This story reminded me more of the 2nd book in the series than the first one.  It is another favorite of mine, though.  I like that even though it was a baseball story, we also got a little bit more than just the sports romance, there was some mafia storyline thrown in as well.  I'm not really a mafia romance reader, but this one didn't go so far into that as to make it completely that type of story.  There was lots of drama and romance and steaminess.  But I also loved the funny moments.  Like when Rhys and Henley are at Rhys's sister's hospital room when she's giving birth.  That was hilarious!  Not to mention finding out about the surrogates, and then the actual pregnancy and what Henley shouted at Rhys for that one.  At first I tried to place everyone from the other stories, because I do remember, kind of, the accident that Rhys was in.  Soon enough, though, we got into where we had Furious George and also Wrigley, characters I loved in the earlier books.  I loved the detail of Henley being deaf, and how perfect and seamless it fit into the story.  I loved that Henley had her little 90s Porn fascination.  Although it seems as if maybe that would have come out later in the story for her and Rhys to enjoy or laugh about.  

I read a little excerpt at the end that is about a guy named Tyler, and he is a cop, so I kind of wonder if he is Henley's brother Tyler that we meet in this book?  I hope so, because the excerpt from that one sounds like one that is good.  I've already marked it on Goodreads.  Definitely give this series a try!  

If you want to read my review of the first two books in the series, you can click on the book covers below to take you to them.

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https://misclisa.blogspot.com/2018/07/release-blitz-review-quit-your-pitchin.html
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