Monday, October 13, 2014

Review - Living with Regret by Lisa DeJong



We're celebrating the release of Living With Regret by Lisa De Jong! Check out the review below!


Title: Living with Regret (Rain #3)
Author: Lisa De Jong
Age Group: NA
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Cover Designer: Mae I Design


Description:
I had my whole life mapped out. Perfect guy. Perfect friends. Everything was exactly the way I wanted it.

That was until that night--the one I can’t remember. It’s all my fault, and now the memories are all I have left of him. Of us.

My guilt drowns me until Sam Shea steps back into my life and helps me to the surface. He slowly opens my heart and crawls deep inside before I even realize what’s happening. I know I don’t deserve him.

While I’m trying to get used to my new life, pieces of that night slowly start to come back to me. Lies and secrets shatter everything I thought I knew.

Maybe I’m not the only one living with regret.

Erycka's Review

ARC provided for honest review.

I always know from the first turn of my Kindle, I am going to on an emotional roller coaster ride when Lisa is the author. This time was no different! She definitely has a way of pulling her readers in and gluing them to their chairs.

This is Rachel’s story. And it isn’t for the faint of heart. It started off with a bang that caused my heart to skip a beat.

“We’ve all been given a life, but we have to make a conscious decision to live it.”

Rachel is living in her very own darkness. She can hear those around her, but she can’t respond. The pounding in her head matches the beeping of the machines and both annoy her.

When she is finally able to respond, the questions she has are insurmountable. And the answers are crushing. The love of her life, Cory, didn’t make it. The pain from hearing that statement causes a downward spiral with no end in sight. Physically she can’t breathe and emotionally, she can’t bear the thought of him being gone.

“We’ve all been given a life, but we have to make a conscious decision to live it.”

In walks Sam. Totally and completely swoon, melt-your-heart, we all need a Sam in our lives, worthy!! He is her savior in so many ways. Her best friend that was pushed aside because of Cory. The one that returns with no expectation…or is there?

“Once you’re mine, I’m not going to let you leave for anyone else.”

WHOA! Now, that’s a line! One that had my heart beating a tad quicker in both adoration and anticipation. I couldn’t wait to keep reading. Many hours of sleep were lost because of this very line…it pushed me into wanting more. More Sam. More Rachel. Just more!

My heart hurt for Rachel. Her sadness was so great it felt palpable. The grief she carried around nearly destroyed her. Nearly destroyed me. I wanted to crawl inside the pages of Rachel’s story and knock some sense into her, and comfort her at the same time.

“The most difficult things we do in life can be the most gratifying.”

This line carries so much weight with it. A weight of truth. A weight of need. And, a weight of “get off your behind” and do something. There were several lines that I loved. This one is at the top.

It is with great pleasure that I HIGHLY recommend this book and give it FIVE bruised but never broken stars!!

Giveaway
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Lisa De Jong is a wife, mother and full-time number cruncher who lives in the Midwest. Her writing journey involved insane amounts of coffee and many nights of very little sleep but she wouldn't change a thing. She also enjoys reading, football and music. She is the author of When It Rains, After the Rain, Plastic Hearts and Glass Hearts.


Contact: lisadejongwrites@gmail.com, @LisaDeJongBooks

Cover Reveal~~~ Among Monsters by Jamie McGuire


**COVER REVEAL**

AMONG MONSTERS by Author Jamie McGuire.

Travel back to Red Hill on Halloween!
AMONG MONSTERS will be here on October 31st!

Title: Among Monsters (A Red Hill Novella)
Author: Jamie McGuire

Among Monsters will be available in ebook and paperback on Amazon!
*Amazon Exclusive

Follow Jenna and Halle's terrifying journey as they make their way to Red Hill Ranch. Head over to http://www.jamiemcguire.com/ for sneak peek!






Thursday, October 9, 2014

Review - Love Left Behind by Willow Davis


Cassie has it all: great friends, a loving boyfriend. The perfect life. Until, on the day he proposes, James is brutally murdered in a break-in gone wrong. Suddenly, her perfect life is filled with hushed conversations and stares laden with pity. Nothing is forgotten in her small town. In an effort to leave her past behind, she packs up and moves across the country to sunny Southern California. A new, fresh start where no one knows about James or her life with him.

Joel has had his share of heartbreak. Diana was the love of his life and losing her changed him forever. Despite his friends' many tries, he isn't ready to move past the friend boundary with any of the girls he is set-up with. That is, until he meets Cassie; she makes him feel things he isn't ready to face. When tragedy strikes and Cassie is forced to face her demons in her home state, Joel accepts the friend role and tags along.

But, someone is angry that Cassie left her life and everyone in it behind.

Together, can Joel and Cassie find out who wants her dead, and both make it out alive?


Sav's 4 Star Review

Lord have mercy, what a debut! Willow Davis completely blew me away with her first novel.

Cassie suffered a great loss. She was being held captive by her past and she never thought she could fully escape. She moved on from the death of her fiance but it still haunted her every night. 

Joel was almost Cassie's kindred spirit. He knew exactly what Cassie was going through because he too had suffered a great loss during a freak accident where his fiance was never seen again.

Both of them have this attraction but both are afraid to fully commit to another relationship. The fear of loss was stronger than the need for companionship so they simply agreed to be just friends.

I won't reveal anything else about the book because believe me when I tell you, alot is about to happen. 

Willow did not go light on the angst. She had my stomach in knots the majority of the book. Many times I asked myself, who could it be, why would they do this, and what the hell is going on?

This is a mysterious novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat and second guessing yourself. It's full of gasp out loud moments.

Go on and click this story about new beginnings and be prepared to be wow-ed! But please buckle up and get ready for the ride of your life.

Review - The Salvation of Daniel by DH Sidebottom

An Angel visited me three times in my life. I would like to say that I deserved each visit, but we all know, I didn’t; in fact far from it. 
I didn’t even deserve to see the sun rise the day after I first saw Mae, an angel amongst the chaos of Satan who resided inside me. Her wide beautiful smile eclipsed everything else around me. I selfishly took that smile and I created a screaming hell with it. I took her dreams and I sculptured nightmares from them. 

The first time I was given a piece of Mae’s soul, death took it away and through the years that followed, I was only ever granted it twice again. 

The second was the day I met our daughter, the reflection of her mother. Annie was the angel formed from the sins of my own soul. Yet her light drown my dark, her smile broke my anger and her innocence massacred my past. 

The third time… well that is what you are about to witness. The third, and final piece granted was the last card played, the closing hand dealt. The definitive roll of the dice and the conclusion to my story. 
Would my angel grant me redemption against the sins I indulged, even in loving her? Was life and death the deliverance of resolution? And did my butterfly, soaring with the wings of an angel, award me forgiveness? 

I’m sure many of you will interpret this story in your own way, each of you as in Mae’s death, experiencing either a happy ever after, or an ending without hope or escape. And I have no doubt that you will all see the end to my own story in many different ways. But whichever way you go for, I, myself, know that I was granted the ending I feel I deserve. I earned. 

I am Daniel Shepherd, and this is the story of my Salvation

Release date- October 15


Sav's 5 Star Review

*This is a book 2 in the series. Book 1 The Decimation of Mae MUST BE READ FIRST*

So, it's no secret that when I'm in the mood for a dark romance or mindf*ck that I always turn to DH Sidebottom. She has this raw talent of pulling you in and making you hate a character then suddenly before you realize it, you have completely fallen in love with the one person you never thought was lovable. She makes the unlovable, lovable. She can twist dark to light in the absolute blink of an eye. She is a master manipulator but in the greatest of ways.

The Decimation of Mae was a story that profoundly struck me to the core. Every page was a punch to the gut. Every chapter revealed a fear that I didn't know I could possess. It was a heart wrenching story that left me breathless and sobbing at 2 am. 

This book picks up 2 years after the death of Mae. Now Daniel was a tough character for me. In Mae, I hated him, but I also loved him. We played a game of tug of war for a bit but love definitely won out. I fell in love with a monster. 

In this book, him raising his and Mae's daughter, I expected him to be.... a better man. I expected so much but you see, the master manipulator threw me for a loop when this book was the exact opposite from what I ever expected. All the feels came back. I got angry, I looveeed seeing him as a father, I was tossed around like a rag doll and I came out whole in the end. This is definitely a series that I highly recommend if you like them dark. This series will infiltrate your mind and your heart and you will never forget the decimation of Mae and the salvation of Daniel. Of that I am certain! 

Review of Wanting Forever by Diana Gardin



Synopsis: 

Sometimes the one thing you want is exactly what you can't have.
For Sam Waters, it's Aston Hopewell. Talk about a girl out of his league. But he's just a hired hand, happy to keep his head down and work hard on her father's ranch. With a warrant out for his arrest, he can't afford trouble. 

Everyone thinks Aston's life is perfect, but she knows the truth: nothing is as it seems. The only one who gets that is Sam. He understands her in a way no one ever has. But even he won't tell her everything-until the night that changes their destiny forever . . . 

Leia's 4 Star Review:

I read through a few reviews for this book before I started reading it and some of them were really negative towards the book because it isn’t “rational”. They have said things what happened with Sam and the decisions he made “don’t make any sense”. I want to address these really quick because that was a big setback for me on picking up the book. 

First things first, who ever said that love was rational? No one. That’s who. People do things for love on a daily basis that will not make sense to the rest of the world. It can’t be justified in societies standards because love trumps reason every time. Every. Single. Time. Reading this book – I can completely see why Sam made the decisions that he made. He was trying to protect Ever, like he had been doing every day of his life. Were his reasons rational? Probably not. However – they were realistic. Things like this happen. End of. 

Second off – I for one, really enjoyed this book. It dives into the side of love that people don’t think about that often. Yes, the basis of this story is founded on discovering your true love. But your idea of true love can be warped by need. Like in the case of Ever and Sam – Ever had always needed Sam. Sam had always needed to protect her. That need translated to love to both of them. But after the events that took place, and Sam leaving it’s easier to see that the ‘love’ they had for each other was more of a safety net for both of them. I loved Sam for trying to protect that love, even when he was fighting a losing battle. 

Aston was another character that I loved. She was fierce and strong willed. Completely independent – but the author makes it clear that just because you are strong and independent, doesn’t mean that you don’t like to be taken care of, to be needed. That is something that people misjudge about strong women all of the time. Just because we can handle ourselves and the situations in our lives doesn’t mean that we necessarily want to do that all of the time. Sometimes it is nice to have someone take care of, look after you and put you first. 

I enjoyed the fact that Sam and Aston built a solid friendship with each other, letting go of preconceived notions and getting to know the other person. They learned a lot from each other and grew as individuals in their journey together. 

Overall, I think that this was a great book. Sure, there were times that it was a little over-the-top mushy and cheesy – but that’s okay, because sometimes you need that. I was pleasantly surprised by this book and how much I enjoyed it. I would definitely recommend. 


ARC kindly provided by the author via NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Locke by Harper Sloan - Blog Tour Stop and Review



B & N: TBD
iTunes: TBD
RELEASE DATE: September 29th, 2014


A Potion of Locke’s Sales will be donated to the Semper Fi Fund

Blurb
Darkness is the only thing I see. Ever since the day my life changed. The day that everything and everyone I held close to me ceased to exist. The day I lost it all and the demons of my past consumed my every waking moment.

I tried to keep others at arm’s length. Tried not to let my darkness taint them. Ruin them. Harm them. And whether I want to admit it or not, as much as I wish I could keep them locked out, they refuse to leave. Refuse to let me suffer alone.

If I hadn’t been so focused on keeping those demons from flying free, I wouldn’t have missed how one perfect angel was able to sneak her way under my skin—refusing to let go. Making me want things I don’t deserve.

She consumes me. Her beauty knows no end. The love she promises tempts me every time she’s near. But that pure heart that makes her MY Emmy is the one thing I’m convinced I’ll destroy if I ever let her close.

I’m a broken man. A broken man with too much darkness in his soul to ever let her light shine upon me. But even that doesn’t stop me from craving her with every single breath in my body.

**This is the final book in the Corps Security series. This book is not suitable for younger readers. There is strong language, adult situations, and some violence.*





Leia's 5 Star Review: 
Common plots for books: 

H/h fight together to overcome outside villains who are unrelenting in their task to pull said H/h apart.

H/h fight each other and their attraction until they are blue in the face, both trying to fight inner demons alone. 


Honest to goodness, I swore that going into Locke I knew that this book would be the second plot line. Mad has been denying his attraction to Emmy over the entire series. Though I knew that he would be my favorite, I feared that he was going to make me so angry. It irks me to see two people so completely perfect for each other fight their love with such intensity. 

Surprise, surprise. Harper Sloan proved me wrong. Maddox and Emmy enter into a whole new category. These two fight their inner demons together. Granted, there was the fighting of the relationship initially – but that was quickly resolved and I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw Mad coming out of his shell almost immediately with Emmy. 

I knew from the beginning that Maddox had a past that well far from perfect. What I didn’t expect was how deep those wounds ran, how absolutely vile the people in his life were. It was no wonder that he had walls made of steel and concrete. You just can’t blame him. I cried for Maddox. For his past, for his wounds, for his heart. He broke me. 

What I didn’t expect was to see that Emmy’s life was so far from the quiet tranquil life I’ve seen her lead throughout the series. Bless her, that poor woman was raised with the most disgusting set of people I have ever seen. Truly, her parents were sick and twisted – to the point where I don’t know how she turned out as normal as she did. 

This journey was so heartbreakingly beautiful. Watching Maddox as he learned that facing his past meant accepting it. Emmy showed him that though his past doesn’t dictate who he is, it helped shape him into the man he is. He overcame battles that would knock most people down so far they couldn’t find the way back out. But Emmy’s love was unwavering and her persistence was second to none. 

The love that Mad and Emmy had for each other was all consuming. I loved watching it blossom between them. I loved watching Mad fan that spark of hope that he had until it was a blazing inferno. They were absolutely my favorite couple from the Corps Security gang. 

I loved that this story involved every character from the Corps Security series. Their interactions and growth over the course of this series made me so happy. It truly is one big family. This story was the perfect ending to such a wonderful series. I look forward to more from Harper Sloan! 



Prologue—Maddox
Six weeks.  It’s been over a goddamn month since Emmy ran from me. 
Just gone.
It took me three days to find her—thanks to the tracking device I had placed on her car—down in some small Podunk town in south Florida.  Even if she had been trying to hide, she’d done a shit job of it.  One search for her parents would have brought me right to her.
It took me longer to actually get eyes on her than it had to find her.  She was holed up in some cheap-ass hotel for three weeks.  She called in her meals and never left the room.  And unfortunately, I had to leave and rush home when things out of my control needed attention and I again had to pull Asher’s head out of his ass.  Now I’m back and I’m not leaving until I get my hands on her. 
She doesn’t want to be found.  I know that, but damn if I’m going to let her run off and get away for good.  I’ve pushed and pushed her away.  Every bone in my body has screamed at me to take what she’s been offering for years.  I’ve seen her, I know what she wants, but I won’t let my demons hurt her.  Not my Emmy. 
Since day one, she’s been the greatest temptation, but I refused to take everything innocent that is Emmy and let my blackness take her.  Because that’s what will happen.  It will wrap around her soul and slowly choke the life out of her.  Just like every other person I’ve allowed in. 
I’ll taint her.  I’ll ruin her.  And in the end, it will destroy her.
One smile from her made me fall.  So I pushed her away.  I told her that she would never be what I need—that I would never want her.  God, if she only knew.  I crave her and everything she keeps trying to hand me.  I crave her and everything she could give me.  My very being calls out to her, and I work daily to refuse it.
So I pushed. 
Until she ran.
But that ends right now.
Looking up at the gaudy neon lights thrown on the top of this hellhole, I know that was my first mistake.
SYN.
A motherfucking strip club.
This is not a place where my angel belongs.  Just the thought of her inside this club makes my skin crawl.  I can feel my anger becoming a force of its own as the blackness in my soul threatens to burst through.  It’s burning inside my veins and demanding blood.  My nostrils flare, making my breaths come in loud pants.  My fist clenches—demanding something to pound into, something to destroy.  My skin feels tight.  Every vein in my body is pulsing with each wild beat of my heart.
I’m going to explode.
The bouncer doesn’t even give me a second thought.  He gives me a brief glance as I pay the twenty bucks to gain my access into the hellish place.   I immediately rip my sunglasses off, taking in every inch of the room.  Black walls with dim lighting, stereotypical red carpeting and leather booths lining the room.   They have the name right with the smell of this place—sex and sin with a mixture of smoke and sweat.  There are three stages set up around the room, the center one being the largest and two smaller ones to the left and right, with a bar against the back wall and one on the top floor.  
The whole top-floor bar area is set up on a glass floor, giving these douchebags around the room the perfect view between the barely dressed servers’ legs.  Taking my eyes off the top floor, where the bartenders are clearly working the glass floor to their advantage, I scan the room again, squinting my eyes to see through the dim lighting and heavy smoke. 
That’s when I spot her. 
“What. The. Fuck,” I snarl under my breath.
The anger I felt earlier burning through my body starts to boil.  It’s almost as if my body becomes a force of its own.  The monsters inside me wanting free. 
There she stands, not even five feet away, looking exhausted, wearing next to nothing.  Her skirt—if that’s what you want to call it—is more like a napkin someone cut in half.  From the way she stands—slightly to the side—I can just make out the perfect roundness of her ass peeking out the bottom of the hem.  Her pert tits are pushed together and held in a tight bikini top, the fabric so thin that I can see the outline of her nipples clear as day.
My eyes take in every inch of her exposed skin and I want to roar with rage.
No one should see her like this.  No one but me.  And even though I don’t have the right to feel this way about her, there isn’t a damn thing that can stop me now.
She hasn’t seen me yet, so I stalk over to where she’s standing.  She turns right when I’m about to reach out for her and her eyes go wide, shock and alarm clear in her beautiful, honey-brown eyes.
“Wha—”
“What the fuck are you doing, Em?” I bite out. 
She shrinks back at my tone before she catches herself and goes stiff.  I can tell instantly that I’m not going to like anything she has to say. 
“Excuse me?”
“You heard me, Emmy.  What in the hell are you doing in this place?”
She tilts her head slightly, taking me in.  Her eyes leave mine and roam the room before she gives a stiff nod.  When she turns her focus back to me, I go stock-still at her words.
“I’m exactly where I should be, Maddox.  I’m home.”  Her tone is submissive, and that fury inside me goes from a boiling fire to ice cold.
With that, she turns and stalks off towards the bar.  And I see that not only is her ass hanging out, but so are her hot-pink boy shorts. 
“Dude.  She’s a fine piece of ass, right?”  The man she was just talking to speaks in awe.
“Shut your fucking mouth,” I growl, feeling that rage return like a switch has been flipped.
“Ah, you’re new here.  Just sit back, my friend, and get ready for the show.”  He laughs, takes a deep pull from his beer, and turns his attention back to the main stage, where the current entertainment is doing her best to swallow the fucking pole with her pussy.  She’s working so hard for it that she might as well be fucking the damn thing. 
I’m no stranger to strip clubs.  Back when the guys were all single, we would hit some local ones around California.  No better way to let off some steam from the shit that is constantly swirling around in my head than to sit in a room full of naked woman.  Where the music pounds into your body, the drinks are always flowing, and the pussy is in abundance. 
One thing’s for sure: This isn’t a place for Emmy.  Hell no.
Without taking my eyes from Emmy, I drop my body into the nearest booth.  She’s in a heated argument with the bartender and an older man who looks about as run-down as this fucking town.  She throws her hands in the air, her head moving wildly, and if I had to guess, her stunning eyes are burning bright.  She points over to me a few times, and all the older man does is shake his head, obviously not giving her what she wants.  I just scowl at them from the booth, waiting for her to walk her ass back over here so I can explain to her that it’s time to go.
“Hey there, handsome,” a raspy voice says to my right.  “Looking for some fun tonight?  I bet a big man like you would be up for something wild.” 
“No.”  I don’t even look at her.  My eyes never leave Emmy—who is now looking at me.  A mix of ire and hurt is written all over her face.  Even with the shit lighting in this place, I can see it…and I hate it.
Fucking hurt?  Is she serious right now?  Pissed I can understand.  She didn’t want to be found and I found her.
“I won’t bite, baby.  That is unless you want me to.”  Her hands snake around my neck and down my chest. 
Turning my attention away from Emmy, I look at the bleach-blonde hair, weathered skin, and fake tan of this bitch in front of me.  I’ll give her credit—she tries to hide it with more than enough makeup for about ten women, but this piece of work in front of me has to be pushing fifty.
“I said no, woman.  What part of that didn’t you understand?  And for the last time, do not touch me.”  I reach up and pull her hand off my stomach before she can go any further.
Moving my eyes back to where I last saw Emmy has me coming up empty.  What the hell?  I scan the room but she is still nowhere to be found.
“Ah, sweet cheeks.  I know what you want.  Good luck with that one.  Rose doesn’t play around, and honey, why would you want her when you can have me?  After all, I taught her everything she knows.”  She leans down and, before I can guess her intent, licks my neck, clearly taking my distraction at her words to her advantage.
I turn swiftly and move into her space, making sure she doesn’t mix this shit up in her head to think that I would somehow ever want her ass.
“Do. Not. Touch. Me.  You got that, sweet cheeks?”
She looks me in the eyes for a few beats before throwing her head back and laughing.  The sound of it hits my ears like nails on a chalkboard.
“Your loss.”
When she walks off, I start my scan of the room again.  No Emmy in sight.  I run my hand over my buzzed scalp before settling in for the wait.
Thirty minutes later and I still haven’t found her.  The crowd is getting restless.  The chicks taking turns on the stage now haven’t been impressive and they undoubtedly want more.  The pole humper has moved on to one of the smaller stages.  The last act on the main stage was slightly better, but all she did was basically finger-fuck herself on the stage before fumbling to get to her feet on her ridiculous heels.
Jesus Christ.
I wait, determined not to leave until I have her with me.  Another thirty minutes and two more rotations on the stages have my frustration levels going up even higher.  How the hell did she just disappear?  I know she didn’t leave.  The tracking device on her car, which is sitting right next to my truck in the parking lot, hasn’t alerted me of any movement.  I’ll be damned if she takes off on me again.
After signaling over another server, I order a beer and check my phone again to make sure the tracker isn’t malfunctioning.  I’m just putting my phone in my pocket when a deep voice cuts over the music. 
“Gentleman of Syn.  It’s the moment you’ve been waiting for.  The one your dicks have been begging for all fucking night.  The Princess of Syn herself.  The one and only, Rose!”
The Princess of Syn?  What an idiot.  I laugh to myself, placing my beer to my lips for a long pull.  The music starts and the first few notes of Lollipop by Framing Hanley fill the air.  Got to give this chick props—at least she picked a good song.
The house lights go down, plunging the room into darkness, before a spotlight hits the main stage.  The smoke clinging to the air gives the stage an eerie glow.  I take my eyes off the action and attempt scan the darkness of the room again for Emmy.  Movement by the back corner catches my attention at the same time that the crowd goes electric.  Idiots start throwing their money left and right, calling to this Princess of Syn to take them.
What morons.
I focus on the corner again and see the blonde from earlier smiling her wicked smile at me before pointing to the stage.  Turning back to the stage, I watch as a woman, who I assume is this so-called princess, spins effortlessly on the pole, her movements all but blurring her body from the men wishing she were spinning on their dicks.  It doesn’t take me long to see why the bitch from earlier is telling me to look. 
With one quick spin, her hands are placed at the center and her legs are spread wide and parallel to the pole, showing off her barely there G-sting, I see my Emmy.  It takes a second for the shock to wear off, and in that second, she gracefully drops from her spin with a guarded smile to the men crowding the stage.  Lifting her small hands from her side, she drags them up her flat stomach to take her tits in hand and jiggles them. 
Fucking jiggles them.
I can’t control my body at this point.  I’m focused on one thing—the best way to get her off that stage and out of this place.
She reaches up and, in a move that is obviously practiced, removes her top, throwing it in to the crowd.  There she dances with her body on display, caressing her naked tits until her nipples pebble.  Turning her back to the room, she bends at the waist and starts to slowly pull her G-sting down her long, toned legs.
This is when the reality of this situation hits me.  I’ll fucking kill all of these motherfuckers in the room.  
Then she drops to her knees before getting on all fours and crawling towards the end of the stage.
Hell.  No.
I’m on my feet in seconds, stalking through the crowd, pushing any man who stands in the way of my woman and me.  I don’t even lift my arms from my side.  I just barrel through the bodies with one goal in mind. 
She doesn’t see me coming since she’s back on her feet and walking to the pole again.  With a leap that would make my high school track coach proud, I’m on the stage, and a second later, I have a naked Emmy thrown over my shoulders before I jump off the stage.  The sharp pain up my leg does nothing to extinguish my determination.
I can see the bouncers coming, and with one hand on her slick ass, I reach out and punch the first one in the face, taking great pleasure watching him instantly buckle to the floor.  The other one comes at me from the side, but he doesn’t get far before I pick up the chair to my left one-handed and crack it against his fucking head.
Emmy is struggling with such vigor that I’m forced to put her down.  She looks up, ready to spit fire at me, before snapping her mouth shut when she sees the expression on my face.  I have no doubt that I look just as feral as I feel.
“Don’t you open that sweet fucking mouth, Emersyn.  I swear to Christ, now is not the time to fucking piss me off any further.” 
I rip my shirt off and roughly pull it over her head.  She struggles and puts up a fight, momentarily distracting me from the third bouncer coming at full throttle.  His fist takes me by surprise, but not for long.  Grabbing her wrist so she doesn’t get away, I turn to the motherfucker stupid enough to get in my way.
“You shouldn’t have done that,” I seethe.
He goes to punch me again, but I duck and pop up before he realizes he failed.  Bringing my head forward, I head-butt him right between the eyes and almost smile when he falls instantly. 
I’m stopped at the door by the last bartender she was speaking with earlier.  He goes to make a move but pulls up when he sees the look in my eyes.  I’ll fucking kill and I’m sure it’s written clear as day on my face.
“Do it.  I dare you.”  My tone leaves no room for argument.  I’m leaving with her and there isn’t a person on this Earth who can stop me.








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About the Author:

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.