Monday, November 4, 2013

Rock the Beat


Twenty-year-old Holly Pearson never dreamed that while working at her father’s motocross track she’d run into the walking, talking definition of trouble in a sexy, tattooed package—Trip Douglas, the man sent to evaluate the track for a possible investment opportunity. Holly makes no attempt to hide the fact she despises Trip, but she learns to be civil toward him when he offers to help her land the man of her dreams. 
Trip needs a break from the crazy rock-and-roll lifestyle he’s been living for the past few years. With his Black Falcon band mates settling down with marriage and babies, Trip peruses an investment opportunity in motocross, something he’s always been passionate about. Hiding his celebrity status, Trip infiltrates the new business posing as a dirt bike rider training for the X-Games. The only obstacle is the owner’s daughter, Holly. She’s a real ball bustin' Ice Queen, and she’ll do whatever it takes to make the deal fall through. Trip soon discovers that winning over his new enemy is the key to gaining a partnership in Mountain Time Speed Track.
Knowing he’s the expert on getting laid, Trip ropes Holly into becoming his ally by helping her score a date with the man she’s crushing on. The problem is, the more time Trip and Holly spend together, the more they uncover the undeniable attraction between them. Soon they both realize that even the best laid plans go to hell when you find you’re falling in love with the enemy.
**Book THREE in the Black Falcon series. Can also be read as a stand-alone novel**

 My Review

First off I think that Trip is absolutely LOVABLE.  I loved trip in all the books before this one.  He was the down to earth and you could connect with him.

Holly is a fun person who just suffered a heart break by the hands of an asshole named Jackson who happens to be the star attraction at her fathers "Speed Track."   She works there as well and meets this man that is interested in investing in her fathers business which is having financial troubles.  She is very loyal to those that she loves which includes her best friend Max (he needs his own book BTW).
In the very start of the book Michelle does not hold back from getting us to connect with Holly the main character.  She has a attitude and does not take crap from men no matter how good looking they are, but only after her heart was crushed by a certain man.

Trip is very funny and is attracted to Holly.  I love his initial nick name for Holly (Sugar Tits).  He is brash and a little sure of himself but Holly having no idea who he really is seems to put him in his place and he is happy about it. 

"It's totally obvious she has no clue who the hell I am because she seems rather appalled by me, which NEVER happens.  Most people turn into over-pleasing twits around celebrities.  It's fucking annoying not to be able to get the out of people."

As they both start to build a working relationship with one another they find that they get along  quite well, and enjoy hanging out as friends.  I really enjoyed the two of together and there dynamic.  Holly really gets to know Trip his feelings for her grow into something more.  Trip gets closer to Holly's Dad as well and I really love her father Bill.  He is a good man that is trying his best to take care of Holly and keeping her from getting hurt.  

There are a couple turning points in here that I did not see coming but they were nothing that was too hard to handle.  I enjoyed that all the characters in this book any how they loved each other  fiercely.  There was nothing that I did not enjoy while reading.  If you have not read any of the books in this series you will have no problem reading this first.  

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Michelle A. Valentine is a Central Ohio nurse turned New York Times & USA Today bestselling author of erotic and New Adult romance. Her love of hard-rock music, tattoos, and sexy musicians inspired her erotic BLACK FALCON series.







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