The Hero (Ghosttown Riders, #2)
Amelia Shea
Ambitious, headstrong and smart-mouthed, Macy Matthews does not have forever on the brain. Newly single after an ego-wounding breakup, Macy is out to prove her ex wrong. She is far from boring. After all, do boring girls have threesomes? When an opportunity with two Ghosttown Riders is presented, she’s all in. But when the man she’s been crushing on for months turns out to be one of the players, Macy may be in over her head.For Rourke Hanson, women are a dime a dozen, until the woman he’s been watching for months gives him an offer he can’t refuse. One night proves not enough for Rourke. She is a game changer, and he’s about to toss all his self-written rules for the mouthy spitfire. When Macy’s safety is jeopardized, nothing will stand in his way of keeping her protected. Not even Macy, herself. However, it may take a small miracle for this sassy beauty and the rough, harsh brute to finally come together and find their much deserved, happily ever after.
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Rourke & Macy. Macy is Chey's best friend from book 1. This starts out with a threesome organized by Gage with himself, Macy & Rourke. I liked the bold move by the author here. Probably a lot of romance readers don’t like this set up, seeing the heroine with another character, and Gage is the hero of another book. But-would these 2 with their preconceived notions about each other and lack of communication skills have gotten together without this scene? Maybe, but I appreciated the unusual beginning.
Hard parts were they both over react at different points and say TERRIBLE things to each other. They have a lot to come back from.
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