Temper for You by Genna Rulon
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- Stars
- ★★★★★
- Heat
- Fire
Recommendation
Meg’s story is twisty and traumatic, but with lots of support from the 2 couples from the previous books. They have sort of adopted her into their “family” and want her to find love like they have. Luckily, the new neighbor fits into their plan, and is slowly brought into the “family” as well. Genna steps up her sexy times in this story, but everything is still well written in her unique style. We get more of my favorite Sam and Everleigh interactions, causing me to smile and laugh at their antics. Genna also throws in a doozy of a plot twist that I did not see coming, and I almost thought that was the end of Meg and Wes. It was a nail-biter ending, but we get our HEA and the bad guys taken down. [September 2014]
Publisher synopsis
"Life is messy. Love is messier.” –Catch and Release
Meg Adeio has led a life of isolation—not by choice but by necessity—until one act of heroism forces her out of seclusion. Despite a past shrouded in mystery, Meg is “adopted” by an eclectic group of friends that become the family she never had. Life was good for the first time in…ever.
Or it was until Westly Black reappeared on her doorstep. She knew he was the last man any woman should give her time to—only good for one thing—but he was a temptation no woman could deny. Wes may make her life messy, but Meg’s eyes were wide open and she had it under control.
But when past and present collide, loyalties are tested, forcing Meg to sacrifice her future to protect those she loves.
Temper For You is a gripping story of regret, deception, and redemption – filled with raw emotion, sarcastic wit, intrigue, and love’s propensity to forgive.
• Though Temper For You is a final book of the For You Series, it can be read as a stand alone
• This story is appropriate for readers 18+
Review published September 24, 2014