Rocky Ride: Thompson & Sons, Book 2 (Unabridged)
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Publisher Description
He's got a touch that's hotter than hot.
It took a hell of a lot of fast-talking and more than a few speeding tickets before Mitch Thompson convinced Constable Anna Coleman to take him for a ride. Only now that she's loosened off her stiff RCMP uniform, it's not nearly enough. Their secret sexual escapades are mind blowing, but Mitch wants more than her body, he wants her heart.
Her world could go up in flames.
It's a dangerous road to walk, and Anna doesn't know how far she can safely tread. Bad boy Mitch may have lured her wild side out to play, but giving in to their increasingly passionate desires could endanger her very civilized career. Somewhere between yearning and obsession there has to be a balance point.
Or they're both going to get burned.
Customer Reviews
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.