Showing posts with label Tricia Lynne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tricia Lynne. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Model Behavior by Tricia Lynne

Even old dogs deserve a second chance at forever. Model Behavior by Tricia Lynne. Now Available.

This time around, they’ll both have to take risks to make it work.
Don't miss this fun and flirty second-chance contemporary romance.


Hayes Walker is screwed.

His body is giving out, his family is bleeding him dry, and he never prepared for life after football. When the Dallas Bulldogs offer him a coaching position instead of a returning roster spot, only two things keep him going—staying fit in case another football team picks him up, and spending time with a gray-faced Boxer at the Unlovabulls Dog Rescue.

Olive Russo is a woman who can walk through a kennel in a white pantsuit without getting a spot on her. The always organized PR pro will need her cool control when she’s forced to plan a fundraising gala for the Unlovabulls with the college boyfriend who turned her inside out. A decade ago, Hayes Walker broke her heart and sent Olive into a spiral of bad decisions that she’d rather her clients not know about. Now she is determined to keep the completely lickable Hayes off her to-do list—even if their chemistry is stronger than ever.

Dumping Olive was the worst decision Hayes ever made. When the amazing girl walks back into his life a full-fledged woman, he makes a play for her heart. But when Olive’s secrets are exposed and the NFL knocks on Hayes’s door, they’ll both need to leave their past where it belongs if they’re going to make it work the second time around.

 

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Model Behavior by Tricia Lynne

Book 2
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Reviews


Reviews by the Wicked Reads Review Team


Ruthie – ☆☆☆☆
This is the second book in the series. I think you can read this as a standalone, but it would help to have the backstory to the shelter, and Brody's link to Hayes.

I really like Olive's chance to see that her perfect life is not a whole life. That being human makes her a better PR guru, not less of one. It comes at a lot of personal cost though, and we travel that journey with her. I also found the whole entry into the world of dog training fascinating and quite different to what I expected – it is fun how it is compared to coaching football players, especially the cues that are given off through movement.

Hayes let his mother ruin his budding relationship with Olive over a decade ago and seems in danger of doing it again. Thankfully he has a very good friend in Brody, and some tough love brings him back from the edge. We don't often see such blatant abuse from a mother to a son in stories, but it is a good reminder of how parents can do untold damage to their children.

Because they had history and chemistry, it was easy to believe that they would slip back into comfort with each other, as well as pull back in surprise at that ease. It made for compelling reading, and for a level of tension which hummed along waiting for the shoe to drop!

I will definitely be reading more of this series, as there are some delicious hints at who may be next, and I would love to catch up with Hayes and Olive as well as Brody and Lisa in the future.

 

 

Author Bio

TRICIA LYNNE is fluent in both sarcasm and cuss words—a combination that tends to embarrass her husband at corporate functions. A tomboy at heart, she loves hard rock, Irish whiskey, dogs, and Vans (shoes). She’s drawn to strong, flawed heroines, and believes writing isn’t a decision one makes, but a calling one can’t resist. She lives in the Dallas area with her husband, the world's sweetest rescued Cane Corso, and a completely terrifying Clumber Spaniel pup.

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Her laugh was a siren’s call, and I was starting to get too close to the rocks.

 

Carina Press.


Reviewers on the Wicked Reads Review Team were provided a free copy of Model Behavior (The Unlovabulls #2) by Tricia Lynne to read and review.

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Moonlight & Whiskey by Tricia Lynne


When life gives you curves, you gotta learn how to rock them.

Successful businesswoman Avery Barrows likes her dips and curves, but she’s sick of the haters telling her that she should be ashamed of her body instead of embracing it. Determined to send them a big f*** you, Avery resolves to cut loose during a girls’ trip, hightailing her quick-mouthed, plus-sized self to New Orleans. So, what’s a smart woman with a little extra gotta do to get laid in this town?

Not much if you ask Declan McGinn, the lead singer of BlackSmith. Tall, dark, and tattooed, with a body made for sin, Declan prefers his women as curvy as his guitars. Avery’s sharp tongue and keen mind makes him want her even more.

As they burn up the sheets, Avery and Declan realize this is no one-night (or even one-week) stand. But for all of her bluster, Avery isn’t sure she can handle any more rejection. Besides, Declan has demons of his own. Now Avery has a choice to make: play it safe, or place her trust in the hands of a man who’s as tempting as the devil himself.

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Reviews by the Wicked Reads Review Team

Avid Reader – ☆☆☆☆☆
M/F Romance

I absolutely loved Avery. She was snarky, sassy, kind, intelligent, and sexy. She was what all women should strive to be. Comfortable with herself, after years of not being. She knew that despite working in a world dominated by men, she could hold her own and she didn't take much guff from people. She worked hard and played even harder. I also really enjoyed her relationship with her best friend. They complemented each other, pushed each other to be the best versions of themselves.

Then you have Declan. He is mysterious. His talent is singing, and he loves his band members as if they were his own family. He sees Avery and is instantly enamored. He knows that she is made for him. Declan knows that his time with Avery is limited, but he can't help himself.

The chemistry between Avery and Declan is off the charts and I loved their witty banter. They were strong characters, but they didn't overpower each other. Rather, they were complements of each other and to the other characters in the book.

I do hope that everyone else will get their own story and that we'll be able to see Avery and Declan more.



Tricia Lynne is fluent in both sarcasm and cuss words—a combination that tends to embarrass her husband at corporate functions. A tomboy at heart, she loves hard rock, Irish whiskey, and her Midwestern roots. She’s drawn to strong, flawed heroines, and believes writing isn’t a decision one makes, but a calling one can’t resist. A member of the Romance Writers of America, she lives in Dallas with her husband and their goofy dogs.

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Reviewers on the Wicked Reads Review Team were provided a free copy of Moonlight & Whiskey by Tricia Lynne to read and review.