ABOUT THE BOOK
Title: WRECKED
Author: JB Salsbury
On Sale: July 18, 2017
Publisher: Forever
Trade Paperback: $13.99 USD
eBook: $3.99 USD
Audio: $24.98 USD
When you can't trust yourself, how can you ask
anyone else to?
It's been months since Aden Colt left the Army,
and still the memories haunt him. When he moved into a tiny boat off the
California coast, he thought he'd found the perfect place to escape life. Then Sawyer
shows up and turns his simple life upside down. Beautiful and sophisticated,
she seems out of place in this laid-back beach town. Something is pushing her
to experience everything she can—including Aden. But as much as he wants her,
starting a relationship with Sawyer puts them both at risk. For Aden, the past
doesn't stay there; it shows up unexpectedly, uncontrollably, and doesn't care
whose life it wrecks.
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This book. Oh my. It's emotional alright. And it's full of hope and love. Great read.
I've been in a reading slump. Haven't wanted to read anything. And when I started this book, I was worried. I didn't like Sawyer. Never a good sign. But I kept reading and I'm so glad I did.
I adore these characters. Aden is a mess. You learn why in the prologue and my heart hurt for him. I wanted to hug him, comfort him and just thank him. I know he's fictional but he felt real. And I know there are lots of guy out there struggling after coming back from war. I just want to thank them all for their service. I was so glad Freckles soothed him. I was so happy that she helped. But more than that I was so happy with the way things ended. No one person can be the reason someone survives something so awful but there was a change that happened, an improvement. And I can't explain more without giving away spoiler but it was just perfect.
The set-up for this one made me a bit nervous. I do like pretending kinda stories but this one fell into the lying side and that made me nervous. Oh course it plays a big part in the story but even though I would normally yell at the book and tell them to fess up - I never did. I got it. It was so real. So painful.
This book is emotional. It's also sexy and fun. And it's hopeful and happy. It filled with moving onward and forward with or without a plan.
This story has heart and soul. Push it to the top of your TBR pile and devour it soon.
Did it break my reading slump? I think it may have. I'll know for sure with the next book I start but this one is definitely a good one.
Oh no, fuck no!
I thought he was kidding. I should’ve known better. Aden’s
intentions with me since I stupidly boarded this boat have been my torment for
his enjoyment. He loved watching me squirm over the bait tank and when I proved
I wouldn’t shy away from a challenge, he pulled out the big guns. From his
flirty smiles to his teasing touches, he’s discovered my weaknesses and is
exploiting them for his own entertainment.
Now this? Raw fish probably still warm from fighting for its life.
And now I’m God knows how many feet above water sitting on a
two-seater bench held up by rusty ladders and staring down a piece of
glistening pink meat.
“You have to eat it, it’s a rite of passage.” He offers the meat to
my lips and I quickly turn my face away.
“I’m really not hungry.” As if the idea isn’t enough to turn my
stomach, watching him clean the fish before sectioning off enough for lunch
wasn’t much of an appetite builder.
“Of course you are.” He brings the piece to his own mouth and takes
a bite, closing his eyes with a moan as he chews.
I feel a rush of bile hit my throat, or maybe it’s beer, either way
it’s warm and it burns. “That’s disgusting.”
“You’re telling me you don’t like sushi?”
My eyes widen. Sawyer would say she’s never had sushi. But Celia’s
a different story. She ate a live cricket in the eighth grade on a dare. She
didn’t even flinch. “I like sushi, just not directly from the…um…source.”
“Doesn’t get fresher than this.” He takes another bite and I can’t
deny that his response to eating it does give it some appeal.
“I think I need soy sauce or that green stuff.” What’s it called?
“Just try it.”
“I really don’t want to.”
“Oh come on.” He smiles in that cute crooked way that makes my
heart dip and dive. “Live a little.”
I chew the inside of my mouth debating the cost/benefit of taking a
bite of this fresh-out-of-the-ocean fish. On one hand, I’ll impress Aden. That
in and of itself is worth the ick factor. But what if I throw up all over his
boat? Is the chance of impressing him worth totally humiliating myself? I groan
when I realize what I’m doing, exactly what I swore I wouldn’t do. I’m making
an internal pros and cons list. I close my eyes and steel my resolve and my
spine. Don’t think, just decide. I pop open my eyes followed by my mouth.
“Yeah?” He stares at my parted lips.
I nod, hoping he’ll hurry before I change my mind.
Lifting the rose-colored flesh forward, he places it between my
teeth. It’s a small bite so I close my lips around his fingers expecting him to
pull away…but he doesn’t. For a moment I’m suspended in his gaze, totally stuck
while his hot fingers rest between my lips. This should be grossing me out;
after all, I watched him gut this fish with his bare hands and to wash off all
the blood he merely dipped them into the ocean. But all the thoughts of raw
fish and a stranger’s finger do nothing to stave off the warmth blooming in my
belly. My tongue pulls the meat deeper into my mouth, brushing against the
rough pad of his forefinger. He bites his lip but finally drops his hand.
He watches intently while I chew and swallow.
“How was it?” His voice is low and gruff.
Lost in the heated moment, I barely tasted it. “Good.”
His hand cups the back of my head and he pulls me toward him,
stopping just short of our lips touching. “I can’t fucking take this anymore.”
His breath is sawing in and out, bursting against my mouth with impatience.
“Let me.” It’s a demand, not a question.
A kiss. I don’t need to channel Celia or flip a coin…I know what I
want.
I lick my lips and close the slight distance between us.
New York Times bestselling author JB Salsbury spends her days
lost in a world of budding romance and impossible obstacles. Her love of good
storytelling led her to earn a degree in Media Communications. Since 2013 she
has published six bestselling novels in The Fighting Series and won a RONE
Award. JB Salsbury lives with her husband and two kids in Phoenix, Arizona
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