Rowdy: A Marked Men Novel
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| Rating | : | 4.82 (684 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0062333054 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 416 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
She lives in Colorado with her three dogs.. Like her characters, she is a big fan of tattoos. Jay Crownover is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Marked Men and Welcome to the Point series. She loves music and wishes she could be a rock star, but since she has no aptitude for singing or instrument playing, she’ll settle for writing stories with interesting characters that make the reader feel something
So sweet, I have a toothache Lisa Idk maybe I'm not being fair, but there are too many couples and characters in this series. I tried to read Rule and just couldn't. But Rowdy intrigued me and I had to get through the whole thing. I liked the characters and I love how the author is making the series marketable because you just have-to get the whole series to figure out who every one is, but enough is enough. Then he repeats of their issues was a little bit tiring. The book could have been wrapped up a little earlier. Still and all, it's a good little read and the characters are likeable, a little too likeable for me since I know hat no family via b. most secretive of the Marked Men so I was super excited to read his story Rowdy was always the most secretive of the Marked Men so I was super excited to read his story. I cannot stress how much I loved hearing about him. To see how he works and learn more about his background is such a treat. Salem is also just an amazing character that I found myself loving her as much as the girls I had known for the previous most secretive of the Marked Men so I was super excited to read his story Fran Rowdy was always the most secretive of the Marked Men so I was super excited to read his story. I cannot stress how much I loved hearing about him. To see how he works and learn more about his background is such a treat. Salem is also just an amazing character that I found myself loving her as much as the girls I had known for the previous 4 books!. books!. "Loved it" according to Kisko. Another home run from Jay Crownover
(Booklist) . Jay Crownover is amazing! (Monica Murphy, New York Times bestselling author on Rome)“A wildly addicting read. (RT Book Reviews (top pick))Full of intimate yet spicy scenes, this novel takes readers on an emotional ride. You’ll love Rule, the man and the book! ” (Cora Carmack, New York Times bestselling author of LOSING IT on Rule)The characters of Crownover’s Marked Men series are all outlandishly colorful and irresistably passionate, while still being so genuine that their stories become unforgettable. This fifth installment, which reunites old friends and lovers, is no exception. Deliciously real, raw, and romantic
The New York Times and USA Today bestselling Marked Men series continues with this sizzling, sexy story of love, heartbreak, fate, and second chances.After the only girl he ever loved told him that he would never be enough, Rowdy St. A mission that is working perfectly—until the one person that ties them together appears, threatening to tear them apart for good.. A good ol’ boy looking for good times and good friends, Rowdy refuses to take anything too seriously, especially when it comes to the opposite sex. But one nice thing from childhood has stayed with her; the memory of the sweet, blue-eyed boy next door who’d been head over heels in love with her little sister.Now, fate and an old friend have brought her and Rowdy together, and Salem is determined to show him that once upon a time he picked the wrong sister. Burned by love once, he isn’t going to let himself trust a woman again. James knocked the Texas dust off his boots and set out to live up to his nickname. But that’s before his new co-worker arrives, a ghost from the past who’s suddenly making him question every lesson he ever learned.Salem Cruz grew up in a house with too many rules and too little fun—a world of unhappiness she couldn’t wait to forget