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Stevie Colvin’s rules are simple.
Don’t bother to learn anyone’s names. (Why bother if they won’t be around tomorrow?)
Keep things light and fun.
Be an equal opportunist to all sexes.
And no one becomes long term. No relationships and none of those pesky things like feelings can enter. Especially with a sexy supercross rider, who is as much a player as she is.
From the moment she met Christopher Singer, he seemed to get under her skin like no one else could and made her feel things she hadn’t in a long time. Something she will not allow. Only one person has gotten past Stevie’s layers. But even Jaymerson doesn’t know the full truth about the darkness and demons which haunt Stevie’s past…the ones she has pushed far down. She wants to ignore every detail of the devastating loss and horrifying night that almost took her life.
When an incident brings Stevie and Chris back together in the same town, their past and present crash into a struggle of grief and horrendous tragedy.
Stevie needs to decide: handle the pain and break every rule she has, which might shatter her for good or choose to protect herself and run from it all…
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***5 ‘Tarzan & Gypsy’ Stars***
I knew going in that this was going to be all kinds of intense and angsty because this is Stevie we are talking about and that girl doesn’t know how not to go big in one way or another...but man the emotional roller coaster this one took me on?? It...I got all teary eyed and sniffly...that doesn’t happen often, it doesn’t. But this book pulled all those pesky feels right out of me and must admit (grudgingly, though honestly) that I loved every second of it!
Stevie is a force of nature and I adored her. She may have a ton of demons riding her and does everything in her power to keep her heart on lock down, which at times causes her to lash out, but she cares deeply about those she calls her own and shows it through her actions. I loved Chris, I wanted to reach out and Gibbs smack him a few times, especially in the beginning, but I ended up loving and adoring the man he truly was. Snarky, loving (even when he’s being an asshat - though I totally got why) and simply a good man with a good heart.
To say Chris and Stevie’s journey was explosive is an understatement. Any time these two were in the same vicinity things got intense and it just showed how well matched they were for each other. While their interactions did sway to the more antagonistic end of the spectrum on the regular, it only served to make the sweet moments that much more meaningful. They saw the good, the bad and the ugly in each other and connected on a level neither could have ever imagined.
I was so happy when it was announced that Stevie was going to get her HEA, because if anyone deserved one it was her, and I wasn’t disappointed in anyway with how her, and Chris’s, journey unfolded. It was filled with frustrating moments and heart breaking ones, but watching as these two worked to battle their demons and come out stronger for it was sooo worth it in the end. Now, there are issues that will be triggers for some, but they are handled very well and only add depth to their story. And as for the supporting cast of characters, I loved catching up with Hunter and Jaymerson and seeing where they were at in their relationship and Grandma Penny was, as always awesome! (I still want to be her when I grow up). I loved Doug, Tristan, Andy and Maxine, but I’m curious with all that is going on with Jones and am hoping that he’ll get some HEA love at some point down the road.
Note: While Twisted Love can be read as a stand-alone, I highly recommend that you read the first two books in the series, Shattered Love & Broken Love, to truly understand all the connections and emotions between the characters you’ll meet.
~ Copy provided by The Next Step PR & voluntarily reviewed ~
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Enjoy the First Chapter of Twisted Love Here!
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Stacey Marie Brown is a lover of hot fictional bad boys and sarcastic heroines who kick butt. She also enjoys books, travel, TV shows, hiking, writing, design, and archery. Stacey swears she is part gypsy, being lucky enough to live and travel all over the world.
She grew up in Northern California, where she ran around on her family’s farm, raising animals, riding horses, playing flashlight tag, and turning hay bales into cool forts. She volunteers helping animals and is Eco-friendly. She feels all animals, people, and environment should be treated kindly.
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