There was one girl Michael knew like no other.Her good side and her wicked.
Gabriella ran from her past and her shame. She turned from the part of herself that got the person she loved most into terrible trouble.
It’s been so long now, it’s like that past no longer exists.
When Michael sees Gabriella after a decade, the one thing he doesn’t expect is that she’d have no idea who he is.
But Gabriella always liked to play dirty.
So what if he has to use his skills as a Mechanic to tamper with her engine?
He’ll use every tool in his toolbox to remind her who he is and make sure she never forgets again.
After spending years imagining fictional adventures, Amber finally found a way to turn daydreaming into a productive habit. She now spends her time in a coffee-fuelled adrenaline haze, writing romance with a thriller edge.
She lives with her husband and children in semi-rural Australia, where if she peers outside at the right moment she might just see a kangaroo bounce by.
Amber is an award winning writer, Amazon Bestselling Author, and member of Romance Writers of Australia, Melbourne Romance Writers Guild, and Writers Victoria.
Not a huge fan of the cover for this one. That’s just personal preference as I don’t find the dude particularly attractive. AND the hero is this one has a beard, so he isn’t a very good representation of the character either (a bit of a pet peeve of mine). Other than that it has good composition, title, and graphics use. With all the book cover in this series being similar it brings a nice unity to the series as well.
Lord have mercy was this one HOT! So again this review is going to be rather short because the story itself is super short. This one is my favorite of the series so far. Like is said it was smokin’ hot. No OW/OM drama. Neither were virgins. Both characters were likable, and it was wrapped up in an OK one year later epilogue.
The only thing I didn’t like about it was that it was way too short. I would have loved to have seen this story more fleshed out in a longer book. But that is not what these books are meant to be, so I can’t complain too much. Two thumbs up from yours truly.
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