Maxwell
A Brothers
Ink novel
Release
Day Blitz
8/9/17
A sweet, romantic love story, awash in heartbreak and
emotion—
Malee was sheltered all her life,
Until the day she walked into Brothers Ink
Lucky for her… he’s waiting.
She’s naïve and wary.
But that’s okay…
Maxwell O’Rourke is a patient man.
Some things are worth waiting for.
He’s nothing Malee ever thought she’d want, but everything
she needs.
He makes her feel beautiful and worthy, even as he makes
her burn with desire.
When an overprotective father with deep-rooted family
traditions tries to come between them, she’ll have to make some hard choices.
And she’ll have to be ready to face the consequences.
And just how far is Maxwell willing to go for the girl who
owns his heart?
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**My Review**
4 stars
This romance was oh so sweet and cute. I found it beyond endearing that Maxwell, this humongous brute of a man was tamed by this wisp of a girl - so freaking adorable! You have to be careful when writing about a character with a disability; so many things could go wrong, so many people could be offended some how, so many people could be triggered. I think Nicole James did a great job of portraying Malee's disability and the way the boys responded to it. I liked that she incorporated a bit of the tradition that encompassed Malee's culture. I liked that the relationship could have been perceived as insta-love, but it still developed at a decent pace. Max was determined to do right by Malee and respect her and her family, even when he wasn't given that same respect back.
This book wasn't as dramatic and entertaining as Book 1 in the series, but it was still enjoyable. I look forward to Liam's story.
**I was given an ARC and I reviewed voluntarily.**
**My Review**
4 stars
This romance was oh so sweet and cute. I found it beyond endearing that Maxwell, this humongous brute of a man was tamed by this wisp of a girl - so freaking adorable! You have to be careful when writing about a character with a disability; so many things could go wrong, so many people could be offended some how, so many people could be triggered. I think Nicole James did a great job of portraying Malee's disability and the way the boys responded to it. I liked that she incorporated a bit of the tradition that encompassed Malee's culture. I liked that the relationship could have been perceived as insta-love, but it still developed at a decent pace. Max was determined to do right by Malee and respect her and her family, even when he wasn't given that same respect back.
This book wasn't as dramatic and entertaining as Book 1 in the series, but it was still enjoyable. I look forward to Liam's story.
**I was given an ARC and I reviewed voluntarily.**
~*~ABOUT NICOLE~*~
Nicole James grew up in the suburbs of Chicago. As a child, she wrote
her first book, Charlie the Firefly, at the age of eight. Her mother knew long
before she did that she would someday become an author. Growing up, she spent
many happy weekends and summers in Michigan at a cabin on a lake. Winters, she
loved to ski. As an adult, Nicole has traveled all over the West and South. She
has lived in Illinois, Arizona, Georgia and Alabama. She has a love of
motorcycles, writing, reading and the beach. Her favorite city is New Orleans.
She loves music of all kinds, but especially the blues. She has two wonderful
sisters, two fabulous kids, one awesome son-in-law, and an adorable
granddaughter.
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