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Drive Me Wild
by Melanie Harlow
Griffin and Blair
Oh so sweet!
Blair is tired of living her life the way her parents expect her to live. So she packs up whatever she has, leaves the money and the lifestyle, and drives away. Driving through a small town, she notices a sign about apple pie and who doesn’t want apple pie? Upon arrival though, she has car trouble and these mighty fine hunky men come out to help her. One in particular.
Griffin was meeting up with his friends when they heard some ruckus outside. Him being a mechanic he rushes out to find a beautiful woman, dressed up, and oh…she is fainting. Griffin grabs her before she goes down and excellent meet cute, right?
Fast forward..yes she has car trouble so of course Griffin is going to help her. But then, come to find out, she is alone, and has no where to go, or no money so Griffin feels obligated to help her so she ends up staying with him. Every day they spend together, their attraction and chemistry grow and grow.
Such a sweet story. I loved how Blair fit it, not only in town but around the shop. She fit like a puzzle piece. Finally someone saw Griffin for the good he was and could be and she wanted to capitalize on that by helping him. They both needed each other in different ways and I really enjoined this.
Oh so sweet!
Blair is tired of living her life the way her parents expect her to live. So she packs up whatever she has, leaves the money and the lifestyle, and drives away. Driving through a small town, she notices a sign about apple pie and who doesn’t want apple pie? Upon arrival though, she has car trouble and these mighty fine hunky men come out to help her. One in particular.
Griffin was meeting up with his friends when they heard some ruckus outside. Him being a mechanic he rushes out to find a beautiful woman, dressed up, and oh…she is fainting. Griffin grabs her before she goes down and excellent meet cute, right?
Fast forward..yes she has car trouble so of course Griffin is going to help her. But then, come to find out, she is alone, and has no where to go, or no money so Griffin feels obligated to help her so she ends up staying with him. Every day they spend together, their attraction and chemistry grow and grow.
Such a sweet story. I loved how Blair fit it, not only in town but around the shop. She fit like a puzzle piece. Finally someone saw Griffin for the good he was and could be and she wanted to capitalize on that by helping him. They both needed each other in different ways and I really enjoined this.