RELEASE BLITZ - The Risk Taker by Gina Azzi
Title: The Risk Taker
Series: Boston Hawks Hockey #2
Author: Gina Azzi
Genre: Contemporary Sports Romance
Release Date: March 1, 2021
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My brother's best friend, NHL god Easton Scotch, has always seen me as a kid. Now, I'm his new roommate and I'm determined to show him that Claire Merrick is all grown up.
Boston Hawks left wing and bad boy personified, Easton is untouchable, reckless, and sexier than any one man ought to be. He has a complicated past, makes questionable life choices, and doesn't want anyone growing too close. Least of all me.
East makes himself clear on his first day out of rehab, when we become reluctant roommates. At best, I'm angling for friendship. But soon, East is lowering his guard and we're bonding.
When we cross a line there's no coming back from, he spirals, jeopardizing his recovery and my heart. If Easton is the risk taker, then why does it feel like I'm the one gambling it all?
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“I want you, Claire. I want you in every way imaginable. But I can’t lose everything, including you, when this goes sideways between us.”
“Why would it go sideways?” Her voice catches and I hate the uncertainty I always manage to fill her with.
“Because I’m messed up, babe. And I will ruin this. It’s only a matter of time.”
She shakes her head, her eyes as clear as a summer sky. “I don’t believe that.”
I chuckle harshly and move to lean back in my chair.
“If you take me to your bed, Easton, you can’t just walk away from me.”
“I know that,” I say, a strange mixture of anger and relief clogging my throat.
“So don’t.” She throws out, her eyes flaring with challenge.
“Don’t what?”
“Don’t ruin it. You’ve always been a risk taker, Easton. A gambler.”
I blow out a breath, not refuting her statement. Because it’s the truth. I take big risks, willing to lose it all, for that one moment of having it all. “I won’t risk you, Claire.”
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Gina Azzi writes emotional and captivating contemporary romance novels with heart-warming happily-ever-afters. She is the author of Second Chance Chicago Series, The Kane Brothers Series, Finding Love in Scotland Series, The College Pact Series, and Corner of Ocean and Bay. All of her books can be read as stand-alones.
A Jersey girl at heart, Gina has spent her twenties traveling the world, living and working abroad, before settling down in Ontario, Canada with her husband and three children. She's a voracious reader, daydreamer, and coffee enthusiast who loves meeting new people. Say hey to her on social media or through www.ginaazzi.com.
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The Sweet Talker was my first ever book by Gina and I absolutely loved it. Needless to say I couldn’t wait to get my hands on The Risk Taker and it was every bit as good as the first book.
Easton was an easy character to fall in love with. The way he was written is simply incredible. His flaws, his struggles and his determination was honestly so good to read. He was the standout character for me in this book.
Yet in any other story I would say Claire would easily be the standout character as I thought she brought so much to the book herself. I loved her for Easton, but I can’t deny he is something incredibly special.
Now that little epilogue at the end is little more than a teaser but it’s certainly done it’s job because April can’t come quick enough for Torsten’s book.
I voluntarily reviewed an advanced readers copy of this book.
Easton was an easy character to fall in love with. The way he was written is simply incredible. His flaws, his struggles and his determination was honestly so good to read. He was the standout character for me in this book.
Yet in any other story I would say Claire would easily be the standout character as I thought she brought so much to the book herself. I loved her for Easton, but I can’t deny he is something incredibly special.
Now that little epilogue at the end is little more than a teaser but it’s certainly done it’s job because April can’t come quick enough for Torsten’s book.
I voluntarily reviewed an advanced readers copy of this book.
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