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Erin and Zander were in love years ago until something happened and she made a decision that changed their lives forever and tore them apart. Now at the funeral of his father, she needs some questions answered in order to rescue her mother from kidnappers. He agrees to do more than answer questions and goes with her to Mexico. At the same time they both realize that their connection isn't as severed as they thought.
Jennifer takes her readers for an action filled ride that is about second chances on so many levels. Not just between Erin and Zander, but also for her and her mother. The mother that left her to fend for herself and always relied on her to save her when she got into trouble. I loved Erin and Zander's story.
I give Want It 4 hearts!
About the Book
In the latest tantalizing Rule Breakers novel from Jennifer
Chance, an irresistible alpha male follows his ex into a deadly standoff—and
reignites a heated affair.
For Erin Connelly, being a good girl isn’t such a bad thing.
She’s working her dream job at a Boston art gallery and staying out of trouble,
which is more than she can say for her deadbeat mom. Unfortunately, her
mother’s latest misadventure lands her in the clutches of a Mexican drug lord.
Now the only person who can save her is the one man Erin has no business asking
for help: the sexy-as-sin army ranger who just so happens to be her former high
school sweetheart.
Zander James is no gentleman—and no officer, either, thanks
to Erin. Four years ago, she made a call that terminated his highest
aspirations ... and their relationship. He’s never forgiven her, but when he
learns that Erin’s embarking on a half-baked rescue mission, he sure as hell
can’t let her go alone. Now, with a treacherous enemy lying in wait, the
electrifying tension between them may just be Zander’s undoing. Because while
he may be able to keep Erin alive, he can’t promise to keep his hands off her.
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A note to readers from author Jennifer Chance:
In this scene, Erin is getting all tripped up in her own
conflicting emotions, beliefs and memories about Zander, especially since
seeing him again has made her doubt her own decisions so completely. She’s just
explained to her housemate Dani everything that happened that fateful night,
and Dani, being Dani, blows through all of her protestations and cuts to the
important part: Erin and Zander will be in the brownstone, together and alone,
for the first time in four years. Even as Dani suggests what obviously might
happen in such a situation, Erin resists… for what she thinks is a very good
reason.
“I’m serious, Dani,” Erin snapped. “I made the call that got
Zander arrested. You can’t get into West Point if you’ve been arrested, or if
you can, Zander’s father either didn’t have that kind of pull or refused to
exercise it. And Zander knew that immediately, the night this all happened. I
didn’t understand at first, and by the time I did, it was all over.” Erin drew
in a shuddering breath. “So Zander ended up enlisting the very next day. I
think Gran Ginny told me that, actually, days later. God knows I never went out
to the cape again after that night.”
“And you never spoke to him again,” Dani said.
“Not really,” Erin muttered. There had been one time, yes.
And hadn’t that been an epic fail.
But Dani wasn’t done yet. “So that was it for you guys. Four
years in the military, and neither one of you unbent enough to admit that you
were wrong and ask for forgiveness?”
Erin scowled at her. “Since when do you ask for
forgiveness?”
“I don’t.” Dani shrugged. “But I’m not you. Making things
right is important to you, and if your Zander’s as Boy-Scouty as he sounds,
it’s important to him, too. But not so important, apparently, for either of
you, that you’d actually give up anything for it.”
Erin’s frown deepened. “Aren’t you supposed to be helping
here?”
“Nope.” Dani grinned at her. “But I’m about to. He’s coming
over tonight, isn’t he? You want me to find somewhere else to sleep?”
“What? No.” Erin’s eyes widened. “Dani, it’s not like that.
It’s food and conversation, nothing more. I’m not even expecting him until six
or whatever. I figured I’d just paint upstairs until dinner is done, then come
down and get everything together. But we’re just going to talk, seriously. I’m
not turning the entire brownstone into some sort of love nest.”
“Why not?” Dani asked. “He’s home, what, for just a couple
weeks? Why not make things right while he’s still in town?
“Because he hates me, maybe? That seems like a pretty good
reason.”
About the Author
Jennifer Chance is the award-winning author of the new adult
Rule Breakers series, which feature sexy, wish-come-true romances that launched
with ROCK IT and FAKE IT in 2014. A lover of books, romance, and
happily-ever-afters, she lives and writes in Ohio.
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ReplyDeleteWendy, hello! Thank you for hosting me today -- and for being a part of the blitz as well! I am so glad you enjoyed Want It, and appreciate you reading it!
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