{Review} Crashed by Sherilee Gray

Crashed by Sherilee Gray
Also by this author: Revved
Series: Axle Alley Vipers #1
Also in this series: Revved
Published by Entangled: Indulgence on July 14, 2015
Genres: Contemporary Romance, Falling for Best Friend's Sibling, Second Chance Romance
Character(s): Businessmen/Lawyers/Entrepreneurs, Reclusive Heroes
Pages: 230
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She swore never to trust him again...

Fiery mechanic Alexandra Franco should have known better. Years ago, her best friends' older brother took her virginity and broke her heart-or rather, doused it with gasoline, lit a match, and then walked away. And Alex definitely should not have indulged in another hot night with him after the fact. He's not the same boy she fell for, and she sure as hell doesn't want anything to do with the wealthy, ruthless man he's become.

Walking away from Alex was the biggest mistake of Deacon West's life. She belongs with him, and if getting her back means playing dirty, so be it. If she'll grant him a three-month, no-strings affair, he won't sell the building Alex and his sisters use for their auto repair business. Hell, he'll even sign it over to them. But will Alex ever entrust her heart to him again, or are they destined to crash and burn?

Kassiah: After reading Revved, I knew I had to read the first book in the Axle Alley Vipers Series. I’m glad I read it, but I didn’t like it as much as that one.

I usually love stories that involve falling for the best friend’s sibling and second chance romances, but this one just rubbed me the wrong way. Deacon–I just didn’t like him. Even when we got to know his reasons for doing everything he’s done, I couldn’t see past it. I don’t know why. As for Alex, I liked her. I thought it made total sense why she was so easily able to fall back under Deacon’s charms.

Crashed was fast-paced and had characters with great history and chemistry. There was some unnecessary drama, but overall, I liked this one.

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