Bourbon on the Rocks

Barrel House Series, Book 2

Life isn't a game. Life isn't an empty bottle of bourbon spinning on a warehouse floor as I hold my breath. 

I feel weak when others perceive me as strong. I'm passionate though I appear to hate the world around me. I see beauty in all ugly things. I feel pain when I laugh. 

No one knows the truth. Well, no one knew the truth until now. Somehow, Brody Pearson understands more about me than anyone else in my life. The severed connection should mean something significant, but I don't know if I can forget all my self-proclaimed promises.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Shari J. Ryan (P)2020 Tantor

Slow but Good

This book contains flashbacks and some potentially sensitive topics. Overall, it was a good storyline the romance wasn’t rushed and had a gradual build, as did the plot. There was no huge dramatic climax rather a moment of healing and acceptance. My problem was there was a bit of a plot hole(maybe even intentional) . Nothing that effected the plot, but there none the less.

A second chance gone just as bad...

No man shoukd force his way into a woman's life. The despicable example was Brody barging into her doctor's appt. The doctor did not handle his presence responsibly. The writer definitely has not done her research. If addressing topics as these, it is most irresponsible to nor do your research.