Review: smokin’ hot
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2014
What would you do if everyone you thought loved you suddenly didn’t want you around any more. Thats what happened with the two characters from The One. Jordan just started his career as a professional football player. He has it all, the fame, the friends and the fiance. But when he has to drop it all to go back home and run the family ranch he realizes that everyone he thought he was important to was only in it for his position. Abby has lived her whole life living up to the image she political family wants her to portray. She is sick and tired of it and decides to live her own life the way she wants. Since her parents don’t approve of the life she wants or the boy she is dating they disown her. As if thats not bad enough when her boyfriend learns of it and that she won’t be getting daddy’s money anymore he leaves her in the middle of nowhere with nothing but the clothes on her back. The two come together when Jordan finds her sleeping in a car at the feed store. He offers her a job in exchange for room and board.Abby is all new to the ranch life being from the big city, and Jordan isn’t too used to dealing with other people since he has been isolated out on the ranch. Jordan is a little short with his attitude and Abby is a firecracker put those two personalities together and there is going to be sparks. At first there are some pretty heated arguments and hurt feelings but as the two learn to take the other into consideration they start to feel more than anger with each other and the sparks turn into a raging inferno.I really liked this book. The author did a great job of creating characters that you can relate to. They were very realistic in their attitudes with the situation they were put in. Of course the smokin’ hot smexy scenes didn’t hurt ;-) I would def recommend this book to anyone !*free copy provided by author for honest reviewfor more reviews visit welovekink(dot)com