Ace Vaughn
The bad boy, the wild one - that’s what they call me. I guess it suits me. I work hard, but I party harder. I mean, I’m single, so why not? I like clubbing, drinking, and banging random women. Unfortunately, I sometimes hook up with the wrong chicks. Like the ones who gets attached after a romp in the sack, but sometimes that just comes with the territory. I never really thought that one would actually cause so many problems. How do I keep the one I love safe when a former one night stand falls off the crazy train and lands in Psychoville?
Nicole Gionelli
I finally get the job of my dreams as a backup dancer for Renegade for their world tour. It means that I’m going to be away from my friends and family for about a year, but they understand how important this is to me. I meet Renegade on the first day at the dance studio. I knew these guys were attractive, but seeing them in person is a whole different story. Hello! I know I need to remain professional, but damn, it is hard when two of the guys start vying for my attention. Who do I choose? Do I really want to get pushed into the spotlight by dating a member of Renegade? I’m not so sure. But if I do, what's my chances of taming the Wild Renegade?
Warning: For mature audiences only. Contains seriously hot sex scenes that will leave you wanting to fulfill your very own boy band fantasy. Please keep in mind that this is a work of fiction and I made it up from my own imagination.
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Andria is married and a stay at home mother with two crazy little girls and two psychotic cats. She doesn't go anywhere without her precious iPhone and a purse full of animal crackers. She used to be completely obsessed with the Backstreet Boys, but now is only mildly obsessed (still goes to every concert when they are in town). She loves cartoons and Disney movies, and can probably recite every line from Dumb and Dumber. Humor is a must in her life; otherwise, it would be completely boring. Pepsi is her weakness, along with anything chocolate. She can’t sing to save her life, but she pretends she can when she is alone in her car with the music blasting so that she can’t hear herself.
She loves to read Romance. Paranormal, Scottish, Military, Police, Firefighters, Athletes, Cowboys and M/M are her favorite. She is not so much a fan of YA, though. If you haven’t been able to tell from reading her books, she likes - whether she is reading them or writing them - lots of hot steamy sex.
Andria loves her fans and is always willing to chat. She works hard on her books, does not get offended easily, and has a pretty thick skin when it comes to negativity toward her work. She welcomes constructive criticism because she feels that is how one betters themselves, by taking that constructive criticism and using it.
Let’s be honest, I am personally on overload with all of the rock band and MC books coming out but something about the description of this book sparked an interest in me. I signed up for the review and I am glad I did because the author gave us one heck of a story with Ace and Nicole. While the background for this story was common and seen before, I don’t think you can call those two characters anything other than unique and endearing.
I am sure you have read the synopsis so I will spare you a repeat. Let’s talk about Nicole and what I saw in her that made me adore her. She isn’t in her early twenties, still trying to find herself, just living to have fun, no this woman is older yet sexy as all get out and a dancer for the band. She has her head on straight and knows the difference between emotions and logic. Nicole has no problem listening to others advice and opinions but in the end she will follow her own choices and she takes responsibility for those choices. When she meets Ace it is clear to her that he certainly wouldn’t pass the requirements set in place by her religious and cultural driven father. So what is a girl to do when she finds the forbidden man interesting and the chemistry is brewing? She goes after that man who has touched her heart and desires.
Ace was also well written. For being in a band and having the sexy looks that would bring most women to their knees, he kept it real in this book. Not saying he didn’t make a few bad choices in women in his past, one of those choices will wreck damage to what him and Nicole are trying to build, but he knows that the feelings he has when he is around Nicole are not only new but strong enough for him to throw fear and his freedom aside and reach for a happy ever after with her. He is HOT, does wonderful things with his voice and hands, and has talent that most women would pray for their men to have, but he is real. With his heart full of compassion, love and respect he will do whatever he has to do to prove to Nicole that he is loyal to her no matter what it will cost him. He knows he made some bad choices in the past but he does all he can to protect her from those demons.
So let’s wrap this up with what I loved most about the book. The author gave us every ingredient you would need to make this a tragedy waiting to happen. The set up was perfect for an immature girl to run wild with her emotions and assumptions while the hormone crazed man would react in anger and then beg for her forgiveness even if he were falsely accused of the crime, just to get her back. The author proved just because you have the same ingredients it doesn’t mean you have to use the same recipe. She took those two, placed them in a drama filled situation and showed us what real people do. The emotions were raw, finding yourself laughing at times, crying in other places, angered at how far people would go for “the story” and revenge and through it all Nicole and Ace stood strong. I am not saying they didn’t have moments of sitting in the corner rocking and crying but soon they stood up, dusted themselves off and went looking for the facts. They listened to their hearts while allowing their logic to lead them. They were a couple who wasn’t willing to throw away love because of assumptions or rumors, they valued what they felt for each other and they respected the ones they chose to be partnered with. That is why I say you must read this book. The author kept it real and she gave us a powerful and entertaining story in the process. I can honestly say I finished this book with not only love for Nicole and Ace but for the highest respect towards the author for weaving a plot that has been abused and over used in the past and giving it a wonderful mature and passionate twist.
Andria is married and a stay at home mother with two crazy little girls and two psychotic cats. She doesn't go anywhere without her precious iPhone and a purse full of animal crackers. She used to be completely obsessed with the Backstreet Boys, but now is only mildly obsessed (still goes to every concert when they are in town). She loves cartoons and Disney movies, and can probably recite every line from Dumb and Dumber. Humor is a must in her life; otherwise, it would be completely boring. Pepsi is her weakness, along with anything chocolate. She can’t sing to save her life, but she pretends she can when she is alone in her car with the music blasting so that she can’t hear herself.She loves to read Romance. Paranormal, Scottish, Military, Police, Firefighters, Athletes, Cowboys and M/M are her favorite. She is not so much a fan of YA, though. If you haven’t been able to tell from reading her books, she likes - whether she is reading them or writing them - lots of hot steamy sex.
Andria loves her fans and is always willing to chat. She works hard on her books, does not get offended easily, and has a pretty thick skin when it comes to negativity toward her work. She welcomes constructive criticism because she feels that is how one betters themselves, by taking that constructive criticism and using it.
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