Crashed

by Dawn Robertson

One Thing Emily Taylor has always longed for is a happily ever after. After a series of losses, betrayals, and a few crap-tastic dating experiences, she has settled into a simple life which includes little more than her cat, work, and a foul-mouthed best friend. Then, she meets Avery...

Avery Martin is a simple man, a country boy at heart who is working at his dream job as a fireman. When he responds to a nasty car accident, he is immediately taken with the petite blonde he finds pinned in the wreckage. Crossing professional lines, he strikes up a friendship with her. But can they settle for friendship when their forever is staring them in the face?

Or will an ex with a vendetta drive them apart?

**Contains: Adult Content and Some Explicit Scenes

240 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 4, 2016

About the author

Three times best selling author Dawn Robertson was born and raised in Connecticut before relocating to Florida in 2013. The same year first novel, Hers debuted as an Amazon Best Seller. Replicating that success with two additional novels in the following years.

The Indie publishing world has grown to love her raw writing style depicting strong
women in real life situations, topping the charts in erotica, romance, and romance-suspense. Robertson has even insinuated that the female characters in her book mirror her real life. But, that I'll leave to speculation.

When Dawn Robertson is not writing she is a full-time Real Estate professional in Florida, and mother of three amazing children.

Find Dawn Robertson:
Facebook : http://facebook.com/authordawnrobertson
Twitter : http://twitter.com/agirlcalledd
AuthorDawnRobertson@gmail.com

Reviews

[Carrie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good story

I'm not really sure about this story. I liked the plot & storyline a lot. But Emily annoyed me & I never really got over that. I liked Avery, tho. : )
Also, there were some twists that were done well.

[Renee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really enjoyed this story

While point of view is occasionally hard to follow, who says what, is an interesting twisting story. Characters you love, characters you hate... all make up for a good book!

[Julie · Rating 4 out of 5]

MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS. Really nice romance, very heartfelt & genuine, small amount of drama makes the relationship tighter. Avery, a hot fireman, pulls Emily from her damaged car & they are instantly attracted to each other. Avery visits her in the hospital, brings her supper, they go on dates, get super close, and then when family drama on both sides occurs it draws them into one tight family unit. Emily has an ex who seems slightly psycho. Avery has an ex who he dated so few times that he doesn't even consider that they dated, and she is clingy. I hate misunderstandings that draw our lovers apart, I hate vindictive exs, and luckily this story kept those scenarios light. It isn't a unique story, pretty predictable, but I did love these two together. The love affair did not get nearly as down & dirty as some of the author's other books - it was more sweet & loving between these two soulmates.

[Liz · Rating 3 out of 5]

Emily meets hunky Avery after she's been in a car accident and he rescues her (since he's a firefighter paramedic). He comes to visit her in the hospital and wham there's sparks.

I don't want to say too much else, except there sexy times, a psycho-ex, a gramma needing a place to live and a brother in law who's a jerk..

This was a fun read even if it could have been written a little better.

[Kimberly Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

Crashed

I really enjoyed this book. It had a great storyline with a surprising little twist. Just the right amount of romance and thrill.

[Sarah · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was one of the worst books I read in 2023. So stupid and boring.