Book 2, Journey
Family Series
Blushing Books
ISBN: 9781609685676
Published: May 11, 2012 (e-book)
106 pages/229KB
Rating: 4 ½ stars
Contemporary Romance,
Erotic, Blushing Books, Spanking, BDSM, Patricia Green
Ace
Journey is a Texan that calls himself a confirmed bachelor. He’s at a function when he sees Gabriella
Appleby. They had an altercation prior
to this function. Gabby is a plus-size
model from New Jersey who has a mother that she takes care of. I can identify with Gabby in that I’m not model
thin and I’ve always taken care of my parents.
And I can almost understand her attitude problem.
Ace
has come to New Jersey on business and Gabby has agreed to meet him at a Jewish
Deli. I love the name Patricia gave the
deli – Rumpernooks. I would love to know
the type of research Patricia may have done for this scene. Gabby is showing Ace the difference between
bagels from Texas and a true Jewish bagel.
Patricia
makes Gabby’s mother something of a clinging vine. You have to feel sorry for Gabby. My own mother was different from Gabby’s. My mother had a severe stroke and it was a
lot of time and energy to work a full time job and then to be her
caregiver. I had a good support system
at my job. I was able to take the time
needed to see to her care. But reading
Patricia’s story, Gabby doesn’t have that support. Plus I get the impression that the mother
likes being the center of attention.
Patricia
has made a teaser of a book trailer on YouTube, http://youtube/UH7Hkl9a5cg. Now this book
does cover spanking and there is a quick scene in the trailer. There are explicit scenes but they are done
tastefully. I also love that each book
is a stand-alone since I haven’t read the first book yet. If you haven’t read any of this series yet,
you can stop by Patricia’s web site, http://patriciagreenbooks.com/journey-family-series/,
to check out what books are out now and which book is coming out this
Fall. I hope you will give this series a
try. I’m looking forward to reading the
others.
BUY LINKS:
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Blushing Books –
Thank you so much for having me here today, Lynn, and for the generous review. I'm so glad you liked Ace-High Flush.
ReplyDeleteRumpernooks was a real Jewish deli in New Jersey. My husband, who's originally from NJ, used to go there with his family. Alas, it's no longer in business. My experience with Jewish delis comes from going to some of the best Jewish delis in the US, in Los Angeles, where I grew up. I'm proud to say, I can tell the difference among bagels. :)
I'm sad to say that I have a gluten allergy but I would have loved to try one and see the difference. My dad loves bagels so maybe I will have to live vicariously through him.
DeleteThank you for introducing me to a new series. I can't wait to read the rest.
Ace is my absolute favorite Journey man. They're all great guys with a strong moral code, but I go for the older gents, so if we're holding a contest--I vote for Ace. Great review!
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