Title: Spark Author: S.L. Scott
Genre: Standalone Contemporary Romance
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SYNOPSIS
One break is all The Crow Brothers need and we’re about to get it.
Johnny Outlaw, rock legend and lead singer of The Resistance, is here to watch us play. But he’s not the only familiar face in the crowd—killer little body, heart-shaped face, and drop-dead gorgeous.
Hannah Nichols sitting at the bar makes it hard to concentrate, sparks already reigniting. The beauty was never a groupie and tonight she’s not here to catch our show. She came to drop a bomb. “You have a son.”
She underestimated me. I’ll prove to my son, and her, that I can be the dad he needs.
What is it about musicians? Why are they so damn sexy?
My heart was Jet Crow’s the moment he opened his sexy mouth and sang that first song. One stolen night with that man would never be enough, but I’m not here to fall into his bed. Again. I’m here to fight for custody of a son he’s never known.
There’s just one problem. Those sparks between us have become flames. If we’re not careful we’re both going to get burned.
A whole new group of rockstars yippee we still get some of Johnny and the boys but this is the start of a new band series.
Jet Crow <—— fab name is my kind of guy I’m a sucker for the strong silent type brooding as*****s seem to be my thing. He’s more than a rocker, he’s the nurturer of the brothers the one they all look to. Hannah is one of those female characters that you can’t help but like, I can imagine her as a friend.
I’m not going to tell you how they meet because that’s a huge spoiler of the storyline. What I will say is they are perfectly matched, yes the chemistry is red hot between them but there is a depth of emotion to their relationship that is lacking in some books I’ve read.
If your looking for a book that is so much more than just sex and you like rockers then you will love this book. A story about a band of brothers about family, about acceptance and love so much love.
reviewed by Sweet Spot Sisterhood
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Have you ever finished a book and smiled ear to ear? I have but what took it from a Joker- like happy smile to the bouncy fan girl squeal with matching Jazz hands was the bonus material. You see I read past the end to everything i can until there are no more words...In the case of Spark, more words were available. ( cue the bouncing and jazz hands with obnoxious squeals)
Spark is all kinds of tension, lust, and love. It's more than that though. Jet Crow is everything you could ever want in your HEA (- minus the cigarettes. Hey, I get migraines from the smoke.) He is hot as f... (Yes, I went there). He is caring, kind, and passionate. He is loyal, a family man, and responsible. He's sweet, sexy, and honest. What's not to love?
Rumors, poisonous comment, and family hold Hannah hostage. Memories vs. Family. One night with him vs. Months of lies?
Fighting with other is easy but fighting yourself for truths you fear make this hard on Hannah. She's not sure what or who she's really fighting. Because once the spark lit...they are having a helluva time trying to stifle it.
I am so crossing fingers and whispering hopes for more Crow Brothers but also more Outlaw Records. It's going to be incredible. I just hope they let me be a roadie or a PA.
reviewed for Sweet Spot Sisterhood
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Title: Spark Author: S.L. Scott
Genre: Standalone Contemporary Romance
Release Date: February 22, 2018
Cover Design: RBA Designs
SPARK EXCERPT
Prologue
Jet Crow
Subtle scents of cinnamon mix with the taste of whiskey on her skin. I lick her from collarbone to the back of her ear, her moans enticing me to take more than a gentle share of what I want.
I’m well past hooking up with groupies, but something drew me to the beautiful brunette. Under the bright spotlight of that stage, my eyes found hers as I sang about finding the missing piece of me. Maybe it was the way she pretended to not care, catching my eyes and then turning away as if she was too shy to come speak to me, but too good to be bothered. It didn’t matter. I was already caught up in her as much as she was caught up in me.
The set ended and I made my way over to the mystery woman, the one who hid in the dark of the bar just as two shots were served. I took the shot of Fireball and then took her home shortly after.
Fuck. She feels good.
Hard little body, but soft in all the right places. Tits that fill my large hands and legs that spread enough for me to squeeze between her thighs. I bet she wouldn’t reach my shoulders in heels. Speaking of, “Keep them on.”
I like the feel of the leather against my lower back, the hard heel scraping across my skin when she tries to power play me by tightening around my waist and pulling me closer. I didn’t ask her to my bedroom. I didn’t have a chance. What started out as laughing while we shared a two a.m. snack of Cheetos, hummus, and whiskey turned into me eating her as a snack on top of my kitchen counter. I don’t ever do that with a one-nighter, but damn if she didn’t make me want to break more rules with her.
She kisses me like a woman in need of water, taking as much as she wants while pressing her heels into my ass. The heat between us emanates until I’m dragging my shirt off to try to cool down.
I knew she was different the moment she opened her mouth back at the bar. “You sing rock with so much soul. Who hurt you?”
“No one gets close enough to do me any harm.”
“That’s a pity.”
“It’s a pity I’ve never been hurt?”
“No, it’s a pity you’ve never loved anyone enough to get hurt.”
My heart started beating for what felt like the first time as I looked into her sultry eyes. I could blame the booze, but I can’t lie to myself. She had me thinking twice on things I never considered once before.
Who was this woman?
Even with our stomachs full, we weren’t satisfied. She dragged me by the belt down the hall to my bedroom. Her clothes were off and mine quickly followed before we tumbled into bed.
Fast. I want to fuck her fast and hard, but every time our eyes connect there’s such sadness found in her grays that I slow down. Wanting her to hold contact, I cup her cheek. “Hannah?”
Her eyes slowly open, the long lashes framing the lust I find between them. “What?” she asks between heavy breaths.
“Are you okay?”
“I’m good.”
“Just making sure.”
She runs her hands up my neck and into the back of my hair. “I’m sure.” Pulling me down to her, our mouths are just a few inches apart when she whispers, “I want you. I want to do this.”
Shy isn’t something I’d call her considering we were in my bed two hours after meeting. I like a woman who knows what she wants. Hannah knows. And fuck if it isn’t a turn on that she wants me.
About The Author:
Living in the capital of Texas with her family, Scott loves traveling and avocados, beaches, and cooking with her kids. She's obsessed with epic romances and loves a good plot twist. Her favorite color is blue, but she likens it more toward the sky than the emotion. Her home is filled with the welcoming symbol of the pineapple and finds surfing a challenge though she likes to think she's a pro.
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