{Cover Reveal} Jagged (Colorado Mountain Series #5) by Kristen Ashley

Well, the wait is finally over! We have the cover for Jagged by Kristen Ashley. Jagged is the fifth book from her Colorado Mountains Series and it tells the story of Graham Reece and Zara Cinders. It will be release November 5th under the Forever imprint of Grand Central Publishing. 

Blurb

Introduced in The 'Burg Series, For You, we learned that Graham Reece was connected with February Owens. Too late he learns he should have made his play. When he becomes the victim of the sick man obsessed with Feb and finds himself the recipient of a hatchet blow to the shoulder, Reece rethinks the way he led his life and the woman he let slip through his fingers.

As the traveling man recovers from a hatchet wound, he's forced to sort through the string of casual relationships he's had, and the woman he kept on the back burner, Zara Cinders. He heated things up with Zara only when he swung through town.

Or when she needed him.

And he knows she's a good woman who could make him happy. But more, he's found it's time to end his aimless life and devote it to making her happy. So the minute he's released from protective custody, he heads back to Gnaw Bone to do just that.

But while Reece has made his decision, Zara's thought on her life too. And her life isn't going all that well. She needs to focus on that downward spiral and stop focusing on men like Graham Reece... or any men at all.

{Book Review} Winning the Boss's Heart by Hayson Manning

5 wonderful stars!!For me Winning the Boss's Heart was a wonderful story about second chances. It had all the right elements that makes for a truly romantic read.

Mason Christian is a man on a mission. He has 12 weeks to renovate a historic house. The problem was, his latest secretary had quit on him. Again. He has to hire another one fast if he has to make the deadline. Enter number 42. And no, that's not her real name. Her name is Wilhelmina "Billie" McCloud and she's going to be his 42 secretary. Hence, the number designation.

What he didn't count on was that Forty-two was a little crazy herself and is not afraid to challenge him. Every time he calls her Forty-two, she just calls him by other names, too, like Philbert, Sheldon, Engelbert, Jimbo, etc. It was downright hilarious. Mason couldn't quite figure her out. And there is this apparent attraction between them that no matter how hard he tries to ignore, just wouldn't go away.

Billie McCloud has a plan. Work as Mason's secretary for 12 weeks and then after that culinary school. Being raised in a commune with a flighty mother, all Billie wanted was to belong to a community, to be someone's perfection. Her first marriage taught her not to settle for anything less. She was determined to achieve this even if it means putting up with her new boss's inconsiderate demands. Plus, she might also have a chance at saving the historic house that Mason has set out to destroy on behalf of the community she adored.

The Characters

I find Mason's character truly fascinating. He started off like an unfeeling jerk who doesn't allow anyone close to him. He is single-minded in this goal. He doesn't sought human interaction. But even though he was very inconsiderate and unfeeling, we get a glimpse of the pain that he was hiding beneath that impenetrable façade. And let me tell you, his story and the reason why he's changed so much was so heartbreaking, you would just want to reach out and hug him and make his pain go away.

And Billie, as I've said was a strong character. I have to thank Hayson Manning for creating a female character that isn't annoying, whiny or indecisive. What a relief to actually read about a lead female character that doesn't get on your nerves. Billie was such a wonderfully layered character. She had a hard time growing up as a child in a commune, no less. She also married young. It wasn't an ideal marriage and she lost her husband. Even with these hardships, she never complained once. She was optimistic and determined to make a life for herself.

I loved how she recognized the pain that he was hiding and set out to help him. Although, I did feel that her feelings for the Mason were stronger that Mason's were for her at that time, she was no doormat. She wasn't afraid to call him on his bullshit. And when Mason began to thaw a little bit, we see how deep this man actually feels and how capable he is to fall in love again. But he's stubborn so he did some stupid shit there for a while. But nothing too drastic though and it was totally in keeping with his character.

What I loved…
Aside for my obvious love for the two main characters and their love story, there are other things that I loved as well.

First off, the writing. Loved it. The dialogue was superb. It was funny, light and witty. The characterizations were superb. You get these people. The author was able to draw a very vivid picture of each character, even Stanley, the Great Dane was really written well. I love character-driven stories and this book delivers on that 100%.

Another element to the story is Footsteps Bay itself and its townspeople. The author was able to draw me into that world. I was so seduced by the place, I was contemplating moving to New Zealand specifically to Footsteps Bay. The whole thing just worked for me.

The chemistry between Mason and Billie was superb. The sexy was steamy without be overdone. And thank God there was no token, 'I'm-going-to-make-you-come-so-hard-the-neighbors-will-hear-you-scream,' statement that's so common in Contemporary Romance today. Nonetheless, the physical connection between the two characters were palpable.

(view spoiler)[But I want to do it with you.
Me, you, and Stan. And jam. And all those goddamned
pinecones.
Stay with me, Billie. You have to. Because if you don’t, hear this
now. I will always come for you. And that would make me a stalker.
Don’t let me turn into a stalker, Billie. (hide spoiler)]

Overall, Winning the Boss's Heart was a wonderful story from start to finish with wonderful and likable characters. The ending was fantastic. I'm not going to tell you what Mason did to win back Billie's love but let me tell you now, I was oohhed and aahhed and swooned when I read it. It was just so sweet and satisfying. Plus, that epilogue was just beautiful. I will definitely recommend this to Contemporary Romance lovers out there.

A copy was provided by the author to Ever After Romance Book Blog in exchange for an honest review.

{Review} Rock Chick Revolution by Kristen Ashley

Blurb

Ally Nightingale has secrets. Secrets she doesn't even share with the Rock Chicks. But two men know what she's up to. One has her back. The other has her heart, but he doesn't know it.

As Ally rewinds the last year of her life, she knows two things. One, she’s never going to get what every Rock Chick should have—her own Hot Bunch guy. And two, she’s a Nightingale through and through. She just isn’t sure what to do about that.

But as her secrets are revealed, the men in her life react. Darius Tucker, a lifelong friend, as usual takes her back. Ren Zano, the man she loves, isn’t quite so sure. The Rock Chicks, Hot Bunch and the entire gang at Fortnum’s weigh in, and a Rock Chick Revolution starts brewing.

It’s up to Ally to control it and prove what she knows down to her bones.

She’s a Rock Chick, she deserves her hot guy and she’s going to keep the one she wants…

Because she’s a Nightingale.

My Review

5 Righteous stars!!

Because it wasn’t perfect, none of it. But it was a fairytale. And people needed to believe in fairytales. Even flawed ones. Maybe especially flawed ones. And they needed to believe always.

First off, I just want to let you all know that this review might a tad bit bias. See, I knew already going into this book what my rating is going to be. I never do that. But I’m making an exception here. It’s no secret that while the Rock Chicks Series may not be my favorite series among Kristen Ashley’s many, many series (That honor belongs to Colorado Mountains, by the way), it is the one closest to my heart. Plus, it’s no secret that I love Ally and Ren stole my heart during Rock Chick Revenge. So going into this I knew I won’t be able to give this book less than 5 stars. So bear with me here.


The Rock Chick Revolution is my most anticipated book from Kristen Ashley. Aside from the obvious that this is going to be last book from this series, this was also Ally’s book. Ally Nightingale is the second half of the original Rock Chick duo of Indy Savage and Ally Nightingale. They started it all. So it’s only fitting for them to get the first and the last installment in the series.


I loved Ally since the very beginning. I knew that there’s something different about her the moment she found Rosie when no one else, not even Lee could find him. I also knew her story wouldn’t follow the usual pattern of a Rock Chick finding her hot guy. For one, she’s a Nightingale. Anyone who has read the series knows what that means: BADASS. But she’s also girl and she’s a Rock Chick. Meaning, she should have her hot guy and her fairytale. Sadly, that didn’t happen for her or so she thought. So she watched all her friends got their hot guy and their fairytale thinking to herself it might not happen to her. But it did. Problem is he has no clue he was her fairytale come true.



Lorenzo “Ren” Zano was introduced to the series during Rock Chick Revenge. He was Luke Stark’s rival for Ava’s affection. While he didn’t succeed in getting Ava, he did succeed in getting himself noticed in a big way. And boy, did I notice Ren. He was just hot and a little mysterious. It was during that book that I knew that something is going on with Ally and him. Like the rest of the readers, I didn’t exactly know what it was but KA had set it up in a way to keep us guessing. And holy hell, did KA made us wait for this one. But in the end, it was totally worth the wait.

Badass and brave runs in the family. And as far as I’m concerned, I got those genes. It’s just that no one agrees with me.

I really loved the romance between Ally and Ren. The fact that he belongs to a crime family and she’s ‘tangled up in blue’ made their story more tenuous. Plus, there was this Ava angle that was resolved early on in the story. So this wasn’t your usual Rock-Chick-pushing-away-her-hot-guy set up. Ally did some pushing but only up to about 20% of the book. After that, she was pretty much in there with Ren. But there were other very legit reasons for them not to work. Ally’s dream of following in her brothers’ footsteps doesn’t sit well with Ren’s idea of a family life. And Ally being Ally wasn’t going to give an inch. Not only that, there is the fact that Ren is tangled up in some not-so clean business with his Uncle Vito.

“Anyone who would feel that badly about being mean and care so deeply about another human being’s fucked up life I knew was the woman for me. You gave me a run for my money, and once I stopped finding it a pain in my ass and started enjoying it, I did nothing but. I enjoyed every fuckin’ second, Ally. And every fuckin’ second I’ve never doubted how I was feeling. And just to be clear, how I was feeling, every day through this game we’ve been playing, was that I was falling deeper in love with you.”

But they did work and it was absolutely wonderful to watch. They both gave it their all. Ally accepting Ren and his background and Ren finally helping Ally realize her dream. I just loved it! There was drama, of course, but not too much. And unlike the others in the series, the ‘chase’ wasn’t drag out throughout the book. It was totally different. I found that refreshing to be honest. It was totally Ally and Ren.

“You do know you aren’t bullshitting me. There is no semi-sweet Ally. She’s pure honey all the way through.” I slid my fingers along the dark stubble at his jaw and whispered, “Don’t tell anybody.” “Baby, your secret’s safe with me.”

“So, I want a stay-at-home mom and you give me a badass PI. You accepted a wiseguy and got whatever I am. We’re a fuckin’ pair.”

And Ren was just…gawd…where do I even begin to describe Ren Zano? I mean, this guy just became my number KA hero ever. No joke. He was just perfect. Perfect for Ally and an all around wonderful hero. He was sweet, funny, hot, gorgeous, smart, thoughtful and he can cook. And he has a wonderfully dirty mouth that was a total contradiction to his choice of clothing: suits. He knows asshole but he also knows how to say sorry and admit he’s wrong. I wasn’t sure how he’s going to be with Ally knowing that he did make a play for Ava, but boy, he left no doubt whatsoever in my mind about what he feels for Ally. He was perfection! This book already has my 5 stars for Ren Zano alone.

“You really love me,” I whispered.

“Do not ever doubt it,” he whispered back.

“How did that happen?” I kept whispering.

“You accepted my devotion to the Bears only dishin’ out minimal shit.”

“I’m not a maximum contact sleeper, Ally. You are.”

“Never held a woman all night in my arms in my life… until you.”

“Baby, you take your clothes off right now, you do it to this song, for me. My guess, those four posts’ll hold. If you break the bed, I don’t give a fuck.”

“Bullshit, baby. I get you breathy and tell you I want your mouth, you’ll suck my cock deep so fast I won’t be able to blink.”

But Rock Chick Revolution isn’t just about the romance between Ally and Ren. It was as much about Ally finally finding her calling and taking a step towards fulfilling that. We know from the very first book that Ally pretty much bounced from one career to another. She tried almost everything, from doing nails, being a radio tech, barista and bartending before she realized that being a PI is what she wants to do. And she’s good at it. This didn’t sit well with the men in her family who thinks that this PI business will put her life in danger. Ally being Ally fought for her dreams. I just loved seeing the Nightingale family dynamics came into play in this book. It was touching and I have to admit that I’ve shed a healthy amount of tears during Ally’s interactions with her family about her choice of career, maybe because I personally related to that. I know how it feels to have to fight for something you want. And Ally wanted it all. She wanted her fairytale and a kickass career. As a woman, I had to salute her for that.

When you’re a kid and a girl, dads had superpowers. They could heal any hurt, usually with a word said just like that one. Or, if shit was extreme, if he added a hug, it would all go away. My dad’s superpowers were finely honed. But they didn’t extend to this kind of healing.

I know others might not feel the same way about this but for me, this is what separates RCR from the other Rock Chick books. Don’t get me wrong, I loved them all. Mostly. But this one has that element of being more character driven than the others. Explosions, kidnapping, ditzy heroines, long-suffering heroes are all trademarks in every single Rock Chick book. They are more prominent in some but that element was always there. It wasn’t really present here at all, or at least I didn’t see it. 

For one, Ally was a capable lead character. She didn’t suffer from the usual indecisions that plagued the other Rock Chicks. Meaning, she didn’t get herself into love triangles, love squares or anything. She was also more cautious and level-headed. She took calculated risks which paid off for her. This means less explosions, less kidnapping, zero sex talk and not a cat fight in sight and none of the Rock Chicks get use their taser gun. For those who were expecting the usual Rock Chick craziness, this would be a boring read.

I kid you not. The Ally we met during first book grew up to be a capable young woman who learned to roll with the punches, took care of her business without complaints. I for one loved it. It’s different, yes, but not necessarily bad. I’d even say I’m happy with the direction KA has taken with this book. Totally righteous.

Fave Moments, Quotes, Secondary Characters, etc…

- Darius and Ally’s partnership. I cannot do a RCR review without mentioning Darius. He played a big part in Ally and Ren’s story. He was the first person who believed in Ally, but then Ally continued to believe in him even he had lost his way. I knew their relationship was special during RC 1 when Ally reached out to him. I got emotional when I read Darius story and I can’t wait to get to his story. It’s going to be awesome for sure.

“I love what I do. I’m going to love doing it for a living. But the thing I love most is that you always believed in me.” Darius held my eyes a beat before he looked down to the seat. When he lifted his eyes again, I took in a hissed breath at the unconcealed pain there.
“And I love it that you always believed in me,” he whispered.

- Hank, Lee and Ally’s relationship. Fascinating. We finally get an in-depth look at the dynamics of their relationship. Lee and Hank, the big brothers any sister should have. They were overbearing, protective, bossy and they love Ally very much, it practically leaked off the pages.
- Loved that dinner scene when Vito invited himself and the whole Zano clan. LOL! The Capulet and Montague reference was spot on.
- Daisy and Shirleen. Oh Daisy was wonderful here. She was always wonderful but she really came through for Ally and Ren. Plus her interactions with Shirleen were hilarious. And Shirleen was her same awesome self. Totally glad she had Ally’s back.

“Not with you, with you, like, in the field. I’m gonna be Shirleen to your Lee.”

“Oh no, child,” Shirleen entered the conversation. “You got a choice spot here. You don’t move some old desk into it, slap a computer on the top and say ‘I’m in business.’ You gotta send the right message. And that message is you ain’t Rockford. You’re Allyson Nightingale, a fine piece of badass ass with class who can take care of biz-nezz.”

- The Rock Chick/Hot Bunch wedding assignations. Cloakroom or handicap bathroom? LMAO!
- Luke and Ava’s wedding, and Luke doing some vertical dancing. Finally!!
- Tex. ‘Nuff said.
- Castle night and Ren thinking Ally watched because the lead female looks like her when it was actually Nathan Fillion she was perving. LOL!
- Rock Chick tours. Where can I sign up for that?
- Ren. Yes, Ren again. Ren doing just about anything; Ren in his pajama bottoms, Ren in a suit, Ren calling Ally baby, Ren smiling, Ren being a badass, Ren losing his temper, Ren cooking, Ren talking, Ren…oh, you get my drift.
- The Epilogue. Totally KA, totally sweet—or should I say, bittersweet.

Final Thoughts…

That said, this book isn’t perfect. Not by a long shot. There were things I would have wanted to know more of like the Zano family angle for example. I wanted more of it but I didn’t get it. I was looking forward to Ren dealing with his side of the family the way Ally dealt with hers. 

Another thing I feel ambiguous about was the way real life found it’s way into the pages of RCR. Yeah, it was funny but I wasn’t quite sure it totally worked for me. I found myself cringing every time it came up. 

Third, we hardly heard a peep from Indy or the rest of the Rock Chicks for that matter. I understood why but I kinda missed the sex talk between the girls and the crazy powwows. 

Fourth, there were way too many people calling each other honey for me. Fifth, Ally's cases were too random. It was too all over the place. I would have liked it more if they only have one major bad guy throughout the book but it didn't happen that way.

And yet, in spite of those issues, I truly loved this book. For me, it had the right amount of romance and badassness. And I loved how KA tied all the loose ends together, at the same time preparing us for the spin-off series. A wonderfully bittersweet ending to a series that is so very dear to my heart. I shed a tear or two knowing that this series is over. And while we have something to look forward to in LA, I’m going to miss staying in Denver. I truly am. 

Rock on! \m/

{Review} Unteachable by Leah Raeder

Unteachable by Leah Raeder
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 forbidden stars!!

If could rate this book based on the writing alone, I would. Unfortunately, there are other elements to consider as well.

As I have mentioned, Unteachable is superbly written. It reads almost like a graphic novel. Don't ask me why but it does. The prose is not your usual prose especially for the NA/YA sub-genre. There's nothing cheesy about it. It's raw and the voice of Maise is perfect for this little gem.

Unteachable centers around a young girl with a troubled upbringing and her teacher. Maise and Evan met in a carnival. They were just two people who hit it off right away, and I mean really hit it off. Unbeknownst to Maise, Evan was to become her new teacher. See, Maise wasn't exactly truthful with Evan about her age, which sets off a chain of events that had me turning the pages of this book, not caring whether I sleep or eat, just so I'd know if Maise and Evan would get their happy ending.

Leah Raeder crafted a gritty and emotionally powerful story that had me at the edge of my seat. Appalled, disgusted, hot-and-bothered were just some of the many emotions I felt while reading this book. And while I did enjoy myself very much, I did have some issues with some of the characters, which I will get into later.

Maise was a fascinating heroine. Sometimes, I have to remind myself that her age in the book was only 18. She acts more like a 30-year old most of the time. She was definitely unconventional compared to her NA contemporaries. For one, she wasn't a virgin. If she were a character in another book, she'd be cast as that girl. You know the one who sleeps with half of the boys and makes the life of the heroine a living hell? Yeah, that one. Thankfully, this wasn't that kind of book and Maise was the perfect heroine for this.

Evan on the other hand, as much there were moments where I felt for him because he obviously fell in love with Maise, didn't do it for me. Don't get wrong, he is a fascinating character and flawed. Very flawed. But the fact that this happened to him before and with his 17 year old student to boot, didn't endear him to me. Once is too many. I felt--and this is just my opinion, okay--I felt that it diminished what he and Maise had. A little back story would be nice too. Aside from what Park told Maise about Evan, nothing was really revealed about Evan aside from what happened to him. I would have loved that.

Wesley is another character I feel ambivalent about. There were times where I liked him and there were times when I was just like...

What he did was so not cool. I get it. You think your friend needs intervention but to expose her like that? Come on.

On the other hand, I liked Park. He's the kind of friend I would love to have in corner and take my back. Evan was lucky to him. He was the most grounded character in the book. I liked that he told Maise the whole truth, which should have been Evan's job by the way.

Despite my personal issues with this book, I still would recommend this to anyone who loves edgy and gritty stories. Don't be put off when you hear the word NA because frankly, this book cannot be categorized or be put in a box, as most great books are. Definitely not for the faint of heart though as it deals with a very touchy subject matter.

I'm out.

Blog Tour Stop: Axel by Harper Sloan

Hello my lovelies!!

I have an exciting surprise for all of you today. Axel is coming to Ever After Romance Book Blog! Yup! You heard it right. He's bringing his usual hunky self along with Izzy and the rest of Security Corps. And if that isn't enough for you, Ms. Harper Sloan will be here for an exclusive interview about Axel and the gang and she has come bearing some awesome giveaways for all of you. 

First up, we're going to have Ms. Sloan's interview, which kindly answered some of the most inane questions from moi. I will also be posting my review for Axel. And if you scroll down at the bottom of page, you will find a Rafflecopter Giveaway where seven (that's right folks, seven) ebook copies of Axel will be given away along with a $10 Amazon giftcard.

I do hope you enjoy what we have in store for you today. And oh, don't hesitate to comment, gab or whatever about Axel, about Ms. Harper or whatever. I would love to hear from you guys!

 

~♥~ Interview with Ms. Harper Sloan ~♥~

What inspired you to write the story of Axel and Izzy?  

Axel.  He was the bones to the story.  Everything and everyone else just kind of followed.  I hadn’t actually planned on the story going in the direction it went.  The only think I knew was that Axel would be Axel.  I was driving home from carpool one day and he just popped in and wouldn’t leave.  The rest is…beautiful history! 

How difficult was it for you to incorporate domestic abuse into your story, emotionally and research-wise? 

VERY.  There were times when I was writing that I had to stop completely and regroup.  It was hard to physically put my mind in that place but even harder with the knowledge that it is a real situation for way too many people.  There were a few times that I had considered taking it all out.  There were even more times that I wanted to throw my computer across the room.  Emotionally it was heartbreaking, research wise it was difficult to take, but in the end I like to think I gave Izzy back something she had lost…something important that could maybe help someone else in her position.  It’s not pretty, and I know this…but it is unfortunately very real.

 
I know music played a big part in your writing process, and there were a lot of songs you mentioned at the beginning of the book, name your top five.  

Oh boy…only 5? 

Yup!

Okay.  I think I can do that. 

1. Disturbed ‘Down with the Sickness’ because without that song there is no way in hell I would have been able to slip into psycho.  I like to refer that song as Brandon’s theme song.  

2. Maroon 5 ‘Sad’, it touched me.  The first time I heard that song all I could think about was Izzy.  And the version sang by Amber Carrington is haunting, so haunting.  

3. Incubus ‘I Miss You’, fitting and a kick ass song. 

4. Tim McMorris ‘Overwhelmed’, if you read the book—you get this.  J 

5. Coldplay ‘Fix You’, it’s everything that Axel and Izzy are…it is my book theme song.  

If Izzy were to sing one song to Axel, what would it be?

 Etta James ‘At Last’

Perfect. What about Axel? What song would Axel sing to Izzy? 

‘Baby Got Back’?? Just kidding!   Dave Matthews Band ‘Crash Into Me’, when I heard that song loop through on my iTunes while writing I just KNEW it was his song for Izzy.

Favorite scene/part of the book? 

Toss up.  Between the dock and Christmas.  Both.  But if I had to pick one of those it would be the dock scene.

Awesome choice. I love the dock scene as well. Is there a particular scene that as you read it now, you're thinking, ugh, I wish I did this or I wish she said this or he said that?

YES!  The ‘after smudge’ scene.  I wouldn’t change much…but there is ONE Izzy line that to this day makes even me mad as hell.

I love Maddox! (Sorry, Axel) Are we going to see a Maddox-Emmy tandem or you're still dreaming up the perfect heroine for him? Because you know,  I'm totally applying for the job. (Not joking here.)

HAHA!!!  I will admit, I have a BIG soft spot for Mad, and knowing his story…well—I have fallen hard for the silent giant.  But, YES!  Emmy is made for Maddox.  He doesn’t know it yet, but that man won’t be able to say no forever!  ;)

Great. Thank you, Harper for giving us a time out of your day to answer our questions. We're definitely looking forward to Cage and the rest of the boys. ;)

My pleasure. ;)

Fate hasn’t always been friends with Isabelle West. In fact, fate has been a down right bitch.

Isabelle has learned the hard way how hard life can be when fate isn’t by your side. It can hand you dreams on silver platters, but it can snatch them right back and hand you nightmares. One thing Isabelle knew for sure fate was consistent with was taking away everything she ever loved.

For the last two years Isabelle has been slowly clearing the clouds of her past. Happiness is finally on the horizon. She has a thriving business, great friends, and her life back. All she has to do is jump over the last hurdle…her ex-husband.

When problems start causing her to fear her new life, and memories that are better left forgotten start rushing to the surface the last thing she needs is a ghost from her past to come knocking on her door.

Axel never thought he would look into the eyes of Isabelle West again, and he wasn’t sure he wanted to now. He’s carried his anger for so long he isn’t sure he can just turn it off, but when he is faced with protecting her and an unexpected desire to have her again, life gets a little more complicated.

How will Axel and Isabelle deal when all their cards are put on the table and everything they thought was true blows up in their faces?

Check out my review for Axel here!!

Purchase Axel on Amazon / Smashwords

About Harper Sloan

Harper lives in small town Georgia just a short drive from her hometown of Peachtree City. She (and her 3 daughters) enjoy ruling the house they dubbed 'Estrogen Ocean', much to her husbands chagrin. Harper has a borderline unhealthy obsession with books; you can almost ALWAYS find her with her eReader attached. She enjoys bad reality TV and cheesy romantic flicks. Her favorite kind of hero--the super alpha kind!

Harper started using writing as a way to unwind when the house went to sleep at night; and with a house full of crazy it was the perfect way to just relax. It didn't take long before a head full of very demanding alphas would stop at nothing to have their story told.

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