Miss Firecracker (Wild West Boys, #2)
Lorelei James
A love match hotter than the Fourth of July… Wild West Boys, Book 2 Construction worker Willow Gregory entered the annual Miss Firecracker beauty contest on a dare and shocked everyone by winning. After a year of tiara-wearing good behavior, she’s ready to cut loose—but waking up naked in a sexy stranger’s bed with no memory of the havoc she wreaked the night before wasn’t part of the plan. Bartender Blake West thinks he could possibly be the only man alive who could say no to a drunken, horny, beauty queen—a sexpot who ends up trashing his buddy’s bar during a fight. Despite how hot she fires his blood, he demands she work off the damages in the bar…or face jail time. Working in close quarters is an explosive combination they can’t resist. But their agreement for a no-heartstrings-attached affair hits a snag when they realize the spark between them might be strong enough to burn for a lifetime…
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0My goodness, what a sweet story. Don’t worry, this is a spin-off the Rough Riders series so it’s also super sexy. I’ll admit it was hard to like Blake in Branded as Trouble, but that’s just because I wanted Colt and India to be together. Well, Blake admits he dated India to light a fire under his cousin. And that’s the only reason I wasn’t a huge fan. Other than that, I have really liked Blake.
The way Willow got on Blake’s radar is fun and funny. There’s was definitely a whirlwind romance, but it still made sense. The reasons they’re both single although they’re both sexy and kind, the reasons they are attracted to each other, all the reason just make sense so it makes this story seem less insta-romance than it really is.
The next book in this series has not yet been written. Considering it’s been so long I don’t know that it will be. But I love these shorter hot and heavy romances in this series and would love to read more about the McKay cousins that we don’t get to see as often. Although, since I still have about 12 more books to go in the Rough Riders series I may see some of the “lesser” cousins get stories there instead.
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