#Blur

De: Cambria Hebert

Narrado por: Michael Fell

Nothing but a #blur....

There's a new kid in town, and he's hell on wheels.

From what we've heard, it may be because he knows exactly what hell's like.

Lonely.

Scorching.

Unforgiving.

You may know his brother, the NRR hotshot (and former GearShark cover model) Lorhaven.

It's only natural a driver with his background and family connections has sped his racecar into the newest, hottest division.

But that's not all.

Arrow may be following in big bro's tread marks, but he doesn't plan to stay there.

He's swerving onto the road less traveled...and a lot more controversial.

He's opening up about his private struggles with sexuality to tell a story that's gone unheard until now.

One thing's for sure; Arrow may have a painful past, but his foot is heavy on the accelerator.

With speed like this, he's bound to leave everything behind in nothing but a #blur.

©2017 Cambria Hebert (P)2017 Cambria Hebert

I'm a fan

some authors tell a god story. some authors makes you feel the story. this author makes you fell the story

5 stars!

This was my favorite book so far in the series and the narration was so good!!!

heartstrings are pulled

we knew from previous books that Arrow had a story and wow wow wow. his story was worth the wait. I hope to get more of Arrow and the rest of the gang as I just want to keep following them through their racing careers now

Blur

I was really looking forward to Arrow’s story and knew it would start out rough but I wasn’t expecting to get teary-eyed over Hopper’s past. I liked the set up of the book getting past chapters from both of them first, it was essential to get the full impact rather than a retelling of their story yrs. later. Again my main reason for a drop in stars was for the instalove aspect. Yes there was attraction from afar for a while but I don’t like seeing talk about love and giving your heart away after only a week. They did have a conversation about how they realized it was happening quickly but it’s still not my favorite. But I loved the storyline and how they gave each other strength when it was needed most. One other think I would have liked to see was Hooper going back to Seattle with Arrrow- his inner monologue talked about taking a trip back to see him family after all these yrs but it never happened in the storyline so it seemed a bit unresolved there. But otherwise I really enjoyed this story.

Great story . Great narration.

So many emotions! Well crafted story told with feeling. One of those books that makes you want to hug a fictional character.