Synopsis
**Mature Content Warning** Recommended for ages 17+ due to language and sexual
content.
Whose parents abandon them in a trashy trailer when they are five years old? Oh Yeah! Mine do!
Hey Hoochies! I'm Milly, and I am tired of taking kicks to the gut. A broken family, an asshole husband and the loss of loved ones have left me crying Uncle, and declaring a serious case of the Fuck-Its!
I had my heart broken, stomped on and shattered before I ever started on my journey to find my little piece of happiness. With a bucket list, a '66 Ford and wild dreams, I set out on an adventure that changed my life forever.
I found Cree…
A pirate with a little princess and they swept me off my ever lovin' feet, filling my world with sprinkles, mac n’ cheese and the courage to live again.
They forced my fragile heart to trust and love without fear.
But the truth is, nobody’s past stays hidden forever. It’s an invisible monster waiting to attack and destroy. It has the capability to ruin everything you’ve worked to set right.
All it takes is one final blow to the gut to end everything…
Whose parents abandon them in a trashy trailer when they are five years old? Oh Yeah! Mine do!
Hey Hoochies! I'm Milly, and I am tired of taking kicks to the gut. A broken family, an asshole husband and the loss of loved ones have left me crying Uncle, and declaring a serious case of the Fuck-Its!
I had my heart broken, stomped on and shattered before I ever started on my journey to find my little piece of happiness. With a bucket list, a '66 Ford and wild dreams, I set out on an adventure that changed my life forever.
I found Cree…
A pirate with a little princess and they swept me off my ever lovin' feet, filling my world with sprinkles, mac n’ cheese and the courage to live again.
They forced my fragile heart to trust and love without fear.
But the truth is, nobody’s past stays hidden forever. It’s an invisible monster waiting to attack and destroy. It has the capability to ruin everything you’ve worked to set right.
All it takes is one final blow to the gut to end everything…
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Review
Review by Gia:
Cree is a great read! The story hooks you right from the beginning and keeps you hooked through the whole book. Milly has come from a tough childhood and has a no holding back attitude. I loved Milly's character. She leaves a bad marriage after her mother in law leaves her with all of her money. Milly comes up with a bucket list. She ends up in a new town and meets her new best friend Lacey. Lacey and Milly together are very funny. I found myself laughing a lot when reading their conversations.
Cree walks into her shop one day and she is instantly attracted to him. Cree has a young daughter and works on a farm. Cree and Milly start out there relationship slow but then next thing you know she's like an instant mom. Their are bumps throughout their relationship but I loved reading it.
4 Amazeballs Stars!!!
Synopsis
**Mature Content Warning** Recommended for ages 17+ due to language and sexual
content.
Lacey’s Story…
Covering up pain is easy. It’s keeping it tucked away that’s hard. I’ve always needed the cover of tattoos to hide the nasty past that leached its way into me, tainting me beneath my skin.
Not the shiny, trendy tats, but the ugly broken kind, meant to keep the world at bay. If they weren’t enough, then my piercings, foul mouth and crazy hair usually did the trick. Life had taught me to never follow the rules, because when you do, you get burned.
My life was perfectly imperfect until Tripp…
Our relationship is what most would describe as fuel meeting fire. We were both hell bent on burning each other to the ground. Tripp was sexy as hell, a charismatic beast, and soon became one of my best friends. We shared a love of ice cream and tattoos as we blazed our own path that could only lead to a beautiful train wreck.
The only question left is, will we set the countryside ablaze with our hot tempers and foul mouths? Or will we paint our own happy ending filled with all the gushy shit normal people crave?
Lacey’s Story…
Covering up pain is easy. It’s keeping it tucked away that’s hard. I’ve always needed the cover of tattoos to hide the nasty past that leached its way into me, tainting me beneath my skin.
Not the shiny, trendy tats, but the ugly broken kind, meant to keep the world at bay. If they weren’t enough, then my piercings, foul mouth and crazy hair usually did the trick. Life had taught me to never follow the rules, because when you do, you get burned.
My life was perfectly imperfect until Tripp…
Our relationship is what most would describe as fuel meeting fire. We were both hell bent on burning each other to the ground. Tripp was sexy as hell, a charismatic beast, and soon became one of my best friends. We shared a love of ice cream and tattoos as we blazed our own path that could only lead to a beautiful train wreck.
The only question left is, will we set the countryside ablaze with our hot tempers and foul mouths? Or will we paint our own happy ending filled with all the gushy shit normal people crave?
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Review
Review by Gia:
Tripp is a great read! Tripp is by far my favorite book by HJ Bellus. We get a little preview of Tripp at the end of Cree. You just know from the little bit of information on Tripp given at the end of Cree, that his story is going to be a good one. The book Tripp starts off with a bang. I loved the beginning. Tripp is Tripp and Lacey's story. We also get more of Milly and Cree too.
Tripp is sexy with a cocky attitude. He has a past drug problem he is fighting and he father doesn't think highly of him. He makes the perfect bad boy to fall in love with.
We met Lacey in Cree. She is Milly's best friend, her sister from another mother. Lacey is great in this story to. I love the things that come out of her mouth. Lacey has a troubled past. Tripp tell her some of his past and I thought that was when Lacey was going to tell her past but nope we have to wait longer for that. I was defiantly surprised on Lacey's past and how Lacey and Tripp deal with it after it's out. Tripp was a little more of an emotional read then Cree.
Tripp is a great read and you won't be disappointed by it. It's definitely a click now book.
5 Amazeballs Stars!!!!
Synopsis
I lost it all…
My hope, my happiness, and my will to
live. My heart was tattered and torn from the promise of real love.
Until him…
His profound love for living, fortune cookies and
collection of rusty matchbox cars made me smile again. It is a simple love
story. I found my rainbow, my pot of gold, my piece of beautiful all in one
simple man. Miles.
Not every happy ending is perfect...
A hidden
secret forces me to reveal my hand and choose between my Prince Charming and my
family.
My choice. My consequences. My story. My Mistake.
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Review
Review by Gia:
I like reading Miles. It was not my favorite book from the My Way series but I still liked it. I was a little confused in the beginning and I thought I has missed something. I didn't miss anything, it all comes out in this book, I just had to keep reading.
This is Miles and Willow's story. I liked Miles. I thought Willow was going to end up with Greyson but Miles is much better. Willow is a strong character and in this story we get to see just how strong she is.
I never suspect what Miles' secret was. It's a crazy secret and I never expected everyone to react the way they did. Both Miles and Willow go through a lot in this book but you can't help but root for them to have a lasting relationship.
4 Amazeball Stars!!
Synopsis
**Mature Content Warning** Recommended for ages 17+ due to
language and sexual content.
Griff, aka Grizz, the ideal Iron Sinner,
rides hard and dedicates his all to the club.
A job needs done…he does
it.
Men idolize him.
Women love him.
Never shy and always up for
a good time, Grizz finds himself jumping from mattress to mattress and digging
grave after grave. You want to take a bullet? Cross the club.
One night,
rival MC, Devil’s Idol, do just that. Grizz and Animal are sent to straighten
shit out while leaving no witnesses. What Grizz faces that night changes his
life forever…
Piper Jones is in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The ruthless business woman finds herself captive by the MC club. But
she’s not one to go down without a fight.
She slowly destroys Grizz,
from his bad boy persona, to his ride or die motto. He should want nothing more
than to do away with her with a single bullet. Instead, he finds himself giving
his all just to be with her.
Will Grizz be able to walk away from the
one thing he swore he never wanted?
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Review
Review by Gia:
Wow! I absolutely love Iron Sinners. Iron Sinners is different then the My Way series. It's a darker read. I have found with biker books, I either love it or hate it. For me to love a biker book, the author has to have written it really well so that I get sucked into the book. With Iron Sinners, HJ Bellus wrote it so well, that I got sucked into it and couldn't put it down until I finished it.
Piper is a hard working business woman who had i tough up bringing and has worked hard for everyhing she has earned. Grizz is in a motor cycle club. Piper happens to be at wrong place at the wrong time. She get yourself kidnapped by Grizz and the Iron sinners. Grizz seems to be a descent guy. Piper has type 1 diabetes and even though Grizz has kidnapped her he makes sure that she is taking care. Digger "babysits" Piper when Grizz is gone. Both Grizz and Digger are likeable characters. The Iron Sinners is a motor cycle club and they have a rival motor cycle club, Devil's Idols. So of course there is some not so easy to read thing that happen in this book.
I loved this book and can't wait to read more.
5 Amazeballs Stars!!!!
About the Author
I am an independent author excited about releasing my first novel
very soon. A big dream coming true!!! I'm all country...the kinda country where
green grass grows and corn pops up in rows....love Miranda and her bad ass
music!!! Just a simple country girl getting one story out of her head at a
time...I always fall hard for a trucker style hat...especially if it's a John
Deere hat....loves me a good ol' farm boy!!!!!!
Twitter: hjbellus
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