Chris “Shooter” Sullivan has returned to his hometown of Rapid City, South Dakota, to pick up the pieces of his life shattered by a roadside bomb in Iraq. He wants only to focus on holding what’s left of his old unit together, running his garage where he builds custom bikes and cars, and pretending that his murdered father’s motorcycle gang doesn’t exist.
Hayley Turner is a young woman with her own traumatic past. Fresh off the bus from Nowhere, USA, all she wants is a job and a place to live until it’s time for her to leave again. She doesn’t want to make friends or enemies, least of all the ex-Army Ranger who obviously doesn’t like her. She bristles under his watchful eye. He’s even got her convinced that she’s bad news.
But circumstances force two people who don’t need anyone to need each other more and more. The more Chris gets to know Hayley, the harder it is to stay detached. And the more Hayley gets to know Chris, the more she realizes that she’s been alone for so long, she might never recover from it.
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Disappointing Review contains spoilers!!!!!!Â
Didn’t care for it (some spoilers) I am giving this two starts because I did enjoy the beginning of the book, but then about half way through, I started getting irritated with the characters. The heroine felt too perfect for me, too nice, too sweet. It just got on my nerves. It also was a bit annoying how all of the hero’s friends were in love with her. She seemed so strong in the beginning and then seemed to turn into a emotional weakling, always storming off and slamming doors. I also don’t understand why she…