Driving Whiskey Wild

By: Melissa Foster

Narrated by: Paul Woodson

Length: 8 hrs and 38 mins

Publisher's Summary

A captivating new sexy stand-alone romance by New York Times best-selling author Melissa Foster.

Special Forces veteran and Dark Knights Motorcycle Club member Bullet Whiskey lives to protect his family, their bar, and the residents of his small hometown. He's rough, unapologetic, and haunted by a secret, painful past. He's also a master at keeping people away, and when his sister hires gorgeous and sweet Finlay Wilson to help expand their biker bar, he knows just how to get rid of her.

After losing her boyfriend and her father, Finlay moves back to her hometown to be closer to the little family she has left. She needs her temporary job at Whiskey Bro's to get her catering business off the ground, and she's determined not to let the gruff, arrogant mountain of a man Bullet Whiskey scare her off.

Finlay is everything Bullet has never wanted. She's afraid of his dog, afraid of motorcycles, and sweet enough to give him cavities, but as she weaves her way into the hearts of everyone around him, he's powerless to resist her charms. Passion ignites, but trust doesn't come easily, and when their pasts collide, Bullet finds out the true meaning of protecting those he loves.

Other Whiskey Books:
Tru Blue (Truman Gritt)
Truly, Madly, Whiskey (Bear Whiskey)

Melissa Foster is a New York Times and USA Today best-selling and award-winning author. She writes sexy and heartwarming contemporary romance and new adult romance with emotionally compelling characters that stay with you long after you hear the last minute. Melissa's emotional journeys are lovingly erotic and always family oriented - perfect beach listens for contemporary romance lovers who enjoy loyal heroes and smart, sassy heroines with complex and relatable issues. Melissa also writes sweet romance under the pen name Addison Cole.

©2018 Melissa Foster (P)2018 Melissa Foster

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I thought this was a sweet story of a family that takes care of each other and their town. I loved the chemistry between the main characters and loved seeing into Whiskey and all his layers. He was damaged but not broken. Great characters!

Narration was great- very nice to listen to and fine production.

Really enjoyed the narrator he brought it to life

I read this book a few months ago when it was released as an eBook and really enjoyed it so when I was given the opportunity to get an advanced copy of the audiobook I jumped on it. Not only did I enjoy the narrator (Paul Woodson) but listening to the book come alive lead to me to taking my four star review and making it five! Being able to listen to the book added a new dimension to the story which I absolutely loved.

While Driving Whiskey Wild is the third book in The Whiskeys Series it can be read as a standalone which is exactly how I read it. Did I feel lost at all because I hadn't read the previous books? Not at all. This is one of the things I like most about Melissa Fosters books, you can read any of them in any order and never feel lost, but honestly her books are so enjoyable you'll want to read them all.

Bullet and Finlay have this opposites attract, bad boy / good girl, chemistry that was so hot I wondered if my kindle would melt. My heart broke for this tough, motorcycle club leather wearing, badass biker. He went through so much in his life always the protector of others even when it took the ultimate toll on him leaving him with a sever case of PTSD after being medically discharged from the military. Tinkerbell, Bullet's rottweiler, seemed to be the only thing that helped him with his flashbacks, well that was until Finlay came into his life.

I love this cute little chef, Finlay was dedicated to starting up her own catering business but I'm pretty sure she didn't expect the changes that would come to her life when she agrees to help Dixie with the expansion of Whiskeys Bro's. I enjoyed watching Finlay overcome some of her fears with the guidance of Bullet, this big strong man had a tender heart and an even more tender hand when it came to Finlay, something neither of them were use to.

This was a sweet and sexy read that had me tearing up a few times so you may want to keep tissues handy just in case.

Fabulous story

**Edit to my original review **

I read this book when it first came out. I just listened to the audio book andI forgot how much I loved this book. I love listening to audio while driving. The narration is amazing.

Finley was a warm sunshine and Bullet is a winter storm. - I love that line.

Bullet and Finley were totally opposite. Bullet was hard and rough. Where as Finley was soft and sweet. There is no denying the attraction Bullet had for Finley, it was scorching hot. You just knew once they got together it would be powerful.

Bullet was damaged, his body told that story. WOW it is increasable how Melissa draws you in and you forget about your surroundings. The tattoos description was so detailed. I don't know how Melissa do it. It was increasable. I wish I could give more then 5 stars. It is so worth more. I loved it so much I am going to read it again.

Driving Whiskey Wild

Melissa has written another part to the Whiskey series. This is the first audiobook of hers I've listened to. I loved it! Paul Woodson did an excellent job of narrator.

Sweet story but not many surprises

Cute story. As with the others it's not too dark or deep. There wasn't quite an insta-love connection but they still fell together quite quickly. We know that Bullet has gone through some pretty rough stuff from glimpses of him in the previous books, however it doesn't delve too deeply into his background aside from one pretty tragic story. We still get some good friendship and relationship development between the main characters and more of the Whiskey family dynamic. Finley is pulled into the family much to her suprise and with virtually no conflict. We are introduced to Sara and Scott who become larger characters in future books (Sara is a personal favourite so it was nice to see the beginning of her's). Even the surprise twist (I actually didn't see it coming) was resolved incredibly fast and with no issues.

Narration was the same for me as the last 2, pretty good, though I do prefer dual narration when there are POVs from the man and the woman. 3/5 story and 3/5 narration.

Overall the story was fine but not surprising. There was nothing that made it stick with me afterwards but it was still full of sweet moments and romance.
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My Favorite

This is my favorite of all Melissa foster books so far.
I enjoyed the characters mostly. it was the right amount of emotion with fun & playfulness.

My Thoughts on Driving Whiskey Wild

After reading this book I'm pretty sure I'm in love with Bullet Whiskey.
I also want to go back and read all the previous books in this series and any other that mention the Whiskey family. Because this book was that good and now I'm hooked.
I loved everything about it from the telling of the first real interaction between Bullet and Finley (his line was horrible) to their sweet yet perfect wrap up in the end of the book and just everything in between.
Bullet is unapologetically gruff and speaks his mind, and while on the surface it might seem like this hardened biker wouldn't fit with the prim and proper caterer with her pretty dresses and dislike of his dirty talk, they end up working so very well. Every new aspect of Bullet's past and his true character I learned about made me love him more, and I wanted happiness for him so much.
I loved the flow of this book and the development of the relationship between the two main characters. I loved how he helped her overcome things and grow just as she did for him.
I appreciate a good standalone in a series where it's not required to have read the previous books, but I certainly want to go back and read them after finishing this one.
Melissa Foster has made a fan of me with her previous works and this is a great example of why I keep coming back for more.
The narration on this story was really great. Paul Woodson has the kind of voice that works really well with these kinds of third person stories and I didn't feel like I was necessarily missing a female narrator. He gave a great performance and aided in my enjoyment of the book.

EXCELLENT READ!

I really enjoyed it! The narration was excellent and kept me entertained. The author did an excellent job with the character builds and plot. I can't wait to read the next book in this series! I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Great story, loved the narration

Narrator Review:
Paul Woodson’s gravelly voice brought Bullet alive. His narration was an excellent choice for this book.

Book Review:
Bullet Whiskey is truly a protector for his family, the bar, and The Dark Knights. As a former Special Force veteran, he lives and breaths to protect. He is a true alpha-badass who doesn’t need frilly, sweet, or sunshine in his life. But he is blind-sided when he meets just that in the form of Finlay Wilson. She is a petite whirlwind of goodness that he can’t stop himself from wanting. She is everything he doesn’t want, but can’t stop himself from needing in his life.

Oh, Melissa Foster, I have a thing for badass, alph-men, and you created one in Bullet Whiskey! And when you had him fall for the girly, girl petite but mighty Finley, WOW! I just loved this story. I loved that the big guy was brought to his knees by the little but mighty girly girl! I can just read this story over and over, well done!

Another shot of Whiskey please!💜

Great storyline to go with some great characters. Sexy, romance with a bit of snarkiness which I absolutely love.
Great narration by Paul Woodson.

Sisters Spotlight 💜

Loved Bullet Whiskey

This is my first book by this author but won't be the last. Totally fell for Whiskey and Finley. The narrator did an excellent job was so good as Bullet. Looking forward to reading morecof this series.

Romance tinged with trauma

One of my favourites from this series. Bullet and Finley have both suffered traumatic experiences but their attraction helps form a strong bond leading to a HEA. This is the third story I have listened to in this series and I feel the stories could benefit from dual narrators as the female characters don't appear to stand out enough.