Bulldozer by P. Dangelico
Release Date: November 12th
Bulldozer, an all-new standalone contemporary romance by P. Dangelico.
Amanda Shaw has pulled it together. It’s taken a couple of years, a boatload of hard work, and a ton of self-discipline, but she finally has her problems in a headlock. Her yoga studio in the city has become so successful she’s opening one near the beach, and her relationship with her ten-year-old son is improving every day. The last thing she needs is a monkey wrench thrown into her smoothly running life.
Grant Hendricks is one big monkey wrench. The four time Defensive Player of the Year, three time NFL sack leader, and all-around football god has officially hit rock bottom. A devastating back injury means he may have to retire and that scares him more than doctors telling him that the next hit could leave him paralyzed. All he needs is a quiet place to think and his teammate’s beach house sounds like just the place. Problem is, the woman already living there.
Download your copy today!
Amazon US: https://amzn.to/2x9E4cb
Amazon Worldwide: http://mybook.to/BulldozerPD
iBooks: https://apple.co/2CNZ8eC
Nook: https://goo.gl/5M2hZi
Add to Goodreads: http://bit.ly/2QqNh8F
Rating - 💜💜💜💜
I
have loved reading books by this author, this one didn’t quite get me
hooked like the others have unfortunately. It was still a good read and
was really funny in some parts.
Mandy turns up at her brother’s beach house and gets the surprise of her life. She is a strong heroine and is recovering from a vice that not many can shake. She has a son, that in my opinion, was a little rude at the start of the book, but I guess it’s understandable after what has happened between them.
Grant is an NFL player, and a friend of Mandy’s brothers. He is recovering and has secrets. He is such a grumpy man at the start of this book, but I warmed up to him. He was actually quite sweet by the end, and a good man. He was really good with Mandy’s son as well.
I read the book rather quickly, in just a couple of hours. Even though some parts of the story I didn’t quite connect with, there were a lot of parts in the book that held my interest and made the book hard to put down. I laughed a lot and the secondary characters were also fun to read. Can’t wait for more from this author.
Mandy turns up at her brother’s beach house and gets the surprise of her life. She is a strong heroine and is recovering from a vice that not many can shake. She has a son, that in my opinion, was a little rude at the start of the book, but I guess it’s understandable after what has happened between them.
Grant is an NFL player, and a friend of Mandy’s brothers. He is recovering and has secrets. He is such a grumpy man at the start of this book, but I warmed up to him. He was actually quite sweet by the end, and a good man. He was really good with Mandy’s son as well.
I read the book rather quickly, in just a couple of hours. Even though some parts of the story I didn’t quite connect with, there were a lot of parts in the book that held my interest and made the book hard to put down. I laughed a lot and the secondary characters were also fun to read. Can’t wait for more from this author.
Excerpt:
For a beat we stare at each other, neither of us voicing the undeniable truth that
something is happening between us. Something deep and real and scary.
He pins me to the side of the pool, his arms framing mine, and leans closer. I can’t
pry my eyes away from his lips, full and slick with water.
“You make me want to try,” he quietly confesses.
I’ve told myself a thousand times to stop thinking about the way he looks at me. Or
that he’s so sweet with Sam it brings tears to my eyes every time I watch those two
interact. Or that Roxy fell hard and fast in love with him from the outset and everyone
knows dogs are the best judges of character.
I’ve told myself to stop staying awake at night wanting him but he makes it nearly
impossible. His eyes fall to my lips and I swallow, goose bumps breaking out from my
hairline to my toes.
“Try what?” I ask in an equally quiet voice. Reaching out, I dare to run my
fingertips over the short beard from the side of his face to his chin. His thick lashes
beaded with water flutter shut.
“Be a better man for you.”
“You’re the best man I know already…nothing to try for.”
“You keep at it like that and I’m going to kiss you,” those perfectly shaped lips
murmur. It sounds like a threat and a promise and part of me hopes it’s both.
About P. Dangelico
Dangelico loves romance in all forms, cuddly creatures (four legged and two), really bloody sexy pulp, the NY Jets (although she’s reconsidering after this season), and to while away the day at the barn (apparently she does her best thinking shoveling horse crap). What she’s not enamored with is referring to herself in the third person and social media so don’t expect her to get on Twitter anytime soon. Oh, and although she was born in Italy, she’s been Jersey Strong since she turned six.
Connect with P. Dangelico
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p.dangelico/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/PDanAuthor
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pdangelicoauthor/
Goodreads: http://bit.ly/2C91Fv7
Website: http://www.pdangelico.com/
Stay up to date with all things P. Dangelico. Join her mailing list, today: https://www.pdangelico.com/contact
No comments:
Post a Comment