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Book Blog Tour: "The Pact" by Max Monroe

 


The Pact, an all new marriage of convenience rom com from New York Times bestselling author Max Monroe is now available!

 

This Winslow Brother better buckle up—he has no idea what's coming.

Sexy bachelor Flynn Winslow is such a man of mystery, not even his four siblings know the details of his life. He's quiet, patient, and kind, and when the time comes for a cool headed perspective, he's always the man for the job.

But over a decade ago, a fortune teller predicted that one day Flynn would make a pact with a beautiful stranger and his life would take a drastic turn...

This Winslow Brother better buckle up—he has no idea what's coming.

 

Get ready to laugh and swoon!

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About Max Monroe

A duo of romance authors team up under the New York Times and USA Today Bestselling pseudonym Max Monroe to bring you sexy, laugh-out-loud reads.

Max Monroe is the New York Times and USA Today Bestselling author of more than ten contemporary romance titles. Favorite writing partners and long time friends, Max and Monroe strive to live and write all the fun, sexy swoon so often missing from their Facebook newsfeed. Sarcastic by nature, their two writing souls feel like they’ve found their other half. This is their most favorite adventure thus far. ​

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Excerpt 

Flynn

ā€œOh my gosh! I’m sorry!ā€ A female voice grabs my attention, and I glance toward the entrance doors of the Wynn to find a blur of wild curls running like a banshee. She bumps into several people trying to get outside, and more apologies blurt from her lips as she almost takes out an older gentleman wearing a cowboy hat.

The man is none too pleased, but his annoyance doesn’t stop her. Out onto the pavement of the driveway, she stumbles a bit on her sky-high heels as she continues her fast-track path to who knows where.

She comes to a halting stop in the center of the entrance driveway, in the middle of cars and only a few feet from my bike, and looks around maniacally with her big green eyes.

What is she doing?

Her breaths come out in harsh pants, and she chaotically brushes pieces of her wild mane of curls out of her face.

ā€œYou okay?ā€ I find myself asking, and she snaps her eyes toward mine.

She stares at me like I just asked her to solve an advanced calculus problem, and I lift the visor up on my helmet to repeat my question. ā€œYou okay?ā€

She shakes her head and digs her teeth into the meat of her full, red-painted lips. But just as she opens her mouth to respond, a man in a well-fitted suit comes bursting out of the entrance doors, yelling, ā€œDaisy!ā€

The beautiful but possibly insane woman shuts her eyes on a heavy sigh, and by the sag in her shoulders and frown on her lips, I have a feeling she’s the Daisy he’s calling for.

ā€œDaisy! Honey! Wait up!ā€

ā€œFuck,ā€ she mutters, and it doesn’t take a genius to figure out Crazy Daisy wants nothing to do with this guy.

Maybe he’s the reason for her abrupt departure and reckless sprint out of the casino?

This guy could be her boyfriend. FiancĆ©. Husband. I don’t fucking know what. But whoever he is, she wants distance. That much is apparent.

And even though I’m supposed to meet my brothers at one of the Wynn’s bars in about ten minutes, the urge to help her is too strong to ignore.

It’s a rare thing for a guy like me, to be honest. I don’t meddle in other people’s shit, but the panicked look on her face makes me want to give her the escape she needs.

But before I know it, before I can even offer the help, she takes it for herself.

One leg over the seat of my bike and her arms around my waist, she leans into my back harshly and declares her intentions without pause. ā€œI need a ride.ā€


My Review

#FakeRelationship #Opposites=Attract #FamilySeries #RomanticComedy #ARC

5 STARS

The Pact is the second book in the Winslow Brothers series of interconnected standalones.  It ends with a HEA and is written in first person from an alternating dual POV.

Flynn is the quiet Winslow brother.  He doesn’t volunteer information or speak unless it is necessary.  My mom always said to watch out for the quiet ones.  He is intelligent, successful, loyal, responsible, kind, and hotter than Hades.  When he does talk, usually in the bedroom, he has a lot of dirty things to say.  Daisy is bubbly, driven, successful, and a little bit scattered and impulsive.  I really enjoyed reading their story that goes from curiosity, to lust, to friendship and love.  I adored the way Flynn understood Daisy’s needs.  He let her talk when she needed to talk and helped her calm down when would spin out of control.  I seriously fell hard for Flynn. (sigh)

I loved their story.  There are laughs, heat, and romance.  It was everything I needed in a book.  This author duo gets better and better.  (I think I need a t-short that says In Like Flynn.  Someone please tell me when it is available.)  I recommend this one with all my heart.






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