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Walk the Line
Sick of everyone around her assuming she's a meek little goody-two shoes, Abby Warner endeavors to do the most daring thing she can think of: get a tattoo
Brett McTavish thought he was in for another day of tattooing flash onto underage teenagers and drunken tourists at his biker family's parlor. But when the wide-eyed beauty comes slipping into his shop, his day starts to look infinitely more interesting.
Despite their vastly different backgrounds, Abby and Brett can't seem to keep away from each other. And before they know it, the tattooed bad boy and the shy photographer are falling for each other. Hard.
But when Abby is forced to confront the dangerous and illicit nature of the family business, will she stick around or watch Brett ride off into the dust?
EXCERPT
She felt privileged. She looked at them and tried to put as much appreciation and gratitude as she could into her earnest expression as she exclaimed over each piece.
“I try to find something beautiful in everything, even sadness and darkness,” he explained. “But I don’t think many people understand that.”
“I do,” Abby said, and he smiled warmly, reaching over and brushing her hair out of her face.
“Yeah, I think you do,” he said, leaning in close, his eyes flickering from her eyes to her mouth as if trying to gauge her reaction. Abby’s heart was hammering and she hoped that she was looking appropriately eager, so she leaned in boldly to accept the kiss.
His lips were surprisingly soft, the barest hint of stubble around his mouth and along his jaw only serving to entice and make her shiver at the mere thought of such a muscular and rugged man kissing her.
He was gentle at first, but soon enough his tongue was pressing against her lips and pushing inside insistently. Abby found herself leaning in closer and closer until Brett’s hands were on her hips and he was pulling into his lap.
She should have been mortified at how wanton and needy she seemed, straddling a man she had only just met after one kiss. But she gave no signs of wanting to stop, letting Brett’s hands run smoothly up and down her sides and clutch at her waist as he licked into her mouth.
Brett McTavish thought he was in for another day of tattooing flash onto underage teenagers and drunken tourists at his biker family's parlor. But when the wide-eyed beauty comes slipping into his shop, his day starts to look infinitely more interesting.
Despite their vastly different backgrounds, Abby and Brett can't seem to keep away from each other. And before they know it, the tattooed bad boy and the shy photographer are falling for each other. Hard.
But when Abby is forced to confront the dangerous and illicit nature of the family business, will she stick around or watch Brett ride off into the dust?
EXCERPT
She felt privileged. She looked at them and tried to put as much appreciation and gratitude as she could into her earnest expression as she exclaimed over each piece.
“I try to find something beautiful in everything, even sadness and darkness,” he explained. “But I don’t think many people understand that.”
“I do,” Abby said, and he smiled warmly, reaching over and brushing her hair out of her face.
“Yeah, I think you do,” he said, leaning in close, his eyes flickering from her eyes to her mouth as if trying to gauge her reaction. Abby’s heart was hammering and she hoped that she was looking appropriately eager, so she leaned in boldly to accept the kiss.
His lips were surprisingly soft, the barest hint of stubble around his mouth and along his jaw only serving to entice and make her shiver at the mere thought of such a muscular and rugged man kissing her.
He was gentle at first, but soon enough his tongue was pressing against her lips and pushing inside insistently. Abby found herself leaning in closer and closer until Brett’s hands were on her hips and he was pulling into his lap.
She should have been mortified at how wanton and needy she seemed, straddling a man she had only just met after one kiss. But she gave no signs of wanting to stop, letting Brett’s hands run smoothly up and down her sides and clutch at her waist as he licked into her mouth.
32 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 1, 2014
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November 21, 2014
Ok, nothing special
The story was ok. It was way too short and stopped at 86%. We couldn't get a good feel for the characters, especially since we didn't get Brett's POV. We don't learn much about Abby either. Her character kind of rubbed me the wrong way when she told Brett how to handle his business. And, when she asked, you aren't the brightest sometimes are you? The sex was pretty good. There was nothing special about this book, or the plot. No real action. I am going to read the rest since they are on Kindle Unlimited and free.
The story was ok. It was way too short and stopped at 86%. We couldn't get a good feel for the characters, especially since we didn't get Brett's POV. We don't learn much about Abby either. Her character kind of rubbed me the wrong way when she told Brett how to handle his business. And, when she asked, you aren't the brightest sometimes are you? The sex was pretty good. There was nothing special about this book, or the plot. No real action. I am going to read the rest since they are on Kindle Unlimited and free.
February 18, 2015
Walk the Line is a sexy, sweet snack. Abby, is a freelance photographer used to always doing the right thing. With her all American looks, sweet nature, and innocence, she’s often overlooked and labeled as a goody two-shoes. Tired of the prejudgment she heads into a local tattoo parlor, and her live changes with the introduction to Brett.
Sexy, tattooed, pierced Brett comes from a rough background, but there’s gentleness about him that drew me in. He treats Abby with a respect and reverence that melted me.
They came together at a perfect pace but the ended left me wanting more.
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