This
beginning of this book was originally released in an anthology called AMERICAN
HONEY, THE STORM, that is no longer available.
Riding it Out is the whole story told in two parts.
The Storm.
The Hurricane.
One woman
One man
An empty bed and breakfast
A summer storm
One night they'll never forget
Can two strangers find happiness in each other, or will past secrets make it impossible?
Riding it Out is the whole story told in two parts.
The Storm.
The Hurricane.
One woman
One man
An empty bed and breakfast
A summer storm
One night they'll never forget
Can two strangers find happiness in each other, or will past secrets make it impossible?
Jennifer
mentions in the blurb that the beginning of the book was previously released in
an Anthology. Riding it out is broken up into two different parts. “Erica” part
1 The Storm and “Reed” part 2 the hurricane. As you might have guessed the
first part is told from Erica’s POV and the 2nd is told by Reed.
Erica
inherits an old bed and breakfast from her aunt after she dies. When Erica goes
to her lawyer to start the process of putting everything into her name a storm
starts right when she enters the empty house. When a motorcycle rider shows up
at her door looking for shelter for the night against her gut she lets him stay
for the night.
Erica
is a self-proclaim good girl and prude. She doesn’t have one night stands or
even get intimate with men she doesn’t know really well. When she meet Reed she
gets feelings that she isn’t used to and it makes her want to step out of the
box she put herself in. With one crazy and intense night she needs to figure
out what is going to make her happy. Staying in the house she has always loved
or go back to the city and try and be happy.
This
book was really interesting in the way it was written. Both parts are about a
novella length and tell two different periods of Erica and Reed’s love story.
The second part takes place a few months after the first part ends. I kind of
wished the story ended in the first part but I also don’t We get to learn so
much more about Reed and who he is in the second and I would have regretted not
getting to know him. I would definitely recommend this story to every romance reader
out there.
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Thank you for the beautiful post. I truly appreciate your honest words.
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