VBT# Embrace Me - Anne Marie Walker and Amy K. Rogers

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Embrace Me (Chasing Fire, #3.5)

Review: Embrace Me - Book #3.5 Chasing Fire Series - Anne Marie Walker and Amy K. Rogers - September 2016

If you are wanting a sweet contemporary romance and something that is quick to read, then Embrace Me by Anne Marie Walker and Amy K. Rogers is the read for you.  Hudson and Allie have taken ten years to finally admit that they love each other and then in the spur of the moment, decided to chuck their wedding plans out the window and elope. This would have been fine but the couple have people back home counting on them and seeing that they are both high-profile in the business world - making this a society wedding with important guests and a big splash. The pair return home and the book starts with Allie having a Hen's night with her best friend Harper and of course they are at a strip club and the hen's party is nothing but generic and typical from strippers to penis shaped straws. The boys are watching sports for their stag-do until Hudson decides to crash his wife's hen's party just as she is getting a stripper's lap dance. This part I enjoyed as thought it was nice to see Hudson going all Alpha male on Allie.  Next thing, we know the pair are busy planning another wedding and surprises will lay in wait. Embrace Me was definitely one of those books where if you are wanting a good ol' fashioned romance story with not much action besides the romance angle, then check out Book #3.5 in the Chasing Fire Series.





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  1. UnknownSeptember 30, 2016 at 4:18 AM

    Thank you for hosting EMBRACE ME today!

    Crystal, Tasty Book Tours

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