Ms. Crownover
does not disappoint with Rowdy’s story. The group just seemed to grow as a
wonderful gang of friends – both the guys and their babes. And, each story was
told with heart and soul. Rowdy’s story is clouded with sadness and hardship.
When a person from his past re-enters his life, he questions his previous
decisions. Salem knew him once-upon-a-time. They were neighbors way back when,
and she’s never forgotten the boy with the blonde hair and blue eyes that
always made her smile. But, she doesn’t get the whole truth, and she thinks
that she would never have a chance with him. To her, his heart belongs
elsewhere. When she does finally understand what went down, will she take a
chance on him?
Their’s was a
sweet and tender love story. I couldn’t get enough of their romance. Once
everything was brought out into the open, they finally had a chance to make a
go of it. Salem was a pretty much a loner. Traveling from place to place in
search of freedom from a life of a disciplined childhood. She finally would get
the chance to let it all out. When she decides
to return home to really voice her opinion to a father that was such a
controlling and hostile man, she finds she has an unlikely supporter in her
camp. There was some abuse portrayed involving a loved one, which was a tearful
event. It finally gave Salem the courage to speak her mind and take back her
life. Rowdy was a great supporter, and even though there was an age difference
between the two, he finally felt like he came home. He also gains the respect
and acknowledgement of a relative he never knew that he had. He finally did
belong!
With only one
more book to go in the series, Asa’s story, I’m sure going to miss these rockin’
guys! Rule, Jet, Rome, Nash, and Rowdy made me laugh, cry, and swoon. All five
guys found the woman that would give them the hope and love that they deserved
to finally live their lives without conflict and heartache. I still think that Nash is my favorite, but
all five guys with their tattoos, piercings, and stellar good looks were so
exciting and fun to read about! So, onto Asa’s story I go...
Review Written, 5/12/15
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