Rocky Ride

Thompson & Sons, Book 2

De: Vivian Arend

Narrado por: Tatiana Sokolov

He’s the town’s bad boy. She’s the badge. And when they finally break the rules, nothing’s safe from the sparks.

Mitch Thompson’s always been trouble—fast cars, faster mouth, and a smile that gets him out of nearly anything. But the one woman he’s never been able to sweet-talk into bending the rules? Constable Anna Coleman. Straight-laced, by-the-book, and immune to his charm… until the night she isn’t. One kiss turns into one secret, sin-soaked affair—and suddenly, Mitch’s favorite pastime is making the town’s most untouchable cop come undone.

For Anna, it’s supposed to be stress relief. Private. Controlled. Except there’s nothing controlled about Mitch. He’s heat and hunger, all muscle and mischief, and every time she tells herself it’s the last time, he gives her another reason to stay the night. But every secret has a price, and if this one gets out, she stands to lose everything she’s worked for—her badge, her reputation… maybe even her heart.

Because when the bad boy and the cop fall in love, the whole town feels the burn.

A blazing-hot, small-town forbidden romance between a rule-following cop and the mechanic who loves to break every one of her rules—and make her beg for more.

©2014 Vivian Arend (P)2015 Vivian Arend

Wonderful

Mitch and Anna are so interesting, loved there little cat and mouse game. They are fun and exciting and I enjoyed there interactions. Great listen the narration was spot on. Can’t wait for more.

Enjoyed this story

Good story. At first I didn't like it but I keep listening and I really got into it. The first of this story was hard to follow and I wasn't sure if I could finish but give it a chance because it gets so much better than the start.

aqwsome

I love this book it answers alot of questions with one of the Coleman clan. but I really like this Thompson boy. this book is a big on if you communicate you won't have issues. which is true. great book a must listen.

Another good story by this author.

When you follow a favorite writer sometimes you begin to notice the same troupe/plot device in every publication. In other words, if you have read one, you've read them all. This is my 3rd book by this writer and one of the things I like about her tales is the variance, especially in her characters. They are well developed and not cookie cutter "alpha" men which makes it easy to invest in them. Even her "players" have vulnerable layers to them. IMO, gentleness, compassion, and the ability to be intimate is what real strength is about in human beings. I found the main male character, Gage, to be, well, very engaging.

In conclusion, I would have rated this book a 5 star except I thought the plot was a little weak. However, the story is saved by an accidental medical occurrence and the character development which held my interest. I look forward to reading/listening to more of this author's works in the future.

Don't mess with a Coleman

This is a bad boy/good girl story. Mitch Thompson is a tatted up mechanic who works hard and plays harder. Anna Coleman is a RMCP Constable who is all work and no play. That is until these two hook up. Anna wants their hookups to be a secret. Mitch wants to take her out and make their relationship public. He feels like a dirty little secret with the way things are. Anna finally relents and they make a list of things they want to do together. On their first date they're in the middle of having fun when her co-workers show up for no reason. On another date, they run into one of her co-workers who reports back to her boss what he saw. It's like the Gods don't want them to be together.

After Mitch has another run in with one of her co-workers, he decides he's not good for her and breaks up with her. Both he and Anna are miserable, but he doesn't want to do anything that will hurt her career. Little does he know that her co-worker has misled him and is out to promote himself instead of Anna. When the truth comes out, the fireworks will shoot off. You know the old adage about a woman scorned ...

Tatiana Sokolov narrates this book and manages to bring in more voices than in the past. She handles multiple male characters without them sounding the same.