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A review by beckyrendon
Road to Nowhere by M. Robinson
5.0
4.5 stars
Not gonna lie, I'm late to the Good Ol' Boys train. I have them all but never commited to reading them. They kept getting pushed back everytime a new book popped up. But the El Diablo and his sinfully charismatic face appeared...and well, my new found appreciation for M. Robinson was born.
Because how could any one resist Martinez?!? Seriously, too hot for words. If you've read it you know, but the ending was a whole lot of WTF for fans of the Good Ol Boys. It was that push and straight up curiosity that made me see what Creed was all about.
This story is not a pretty hearts and flowers tale. No- it hurts and is brutal to a sympathetic crier like myself. But it's his story and one I think you should most definitely read!
Creed was born into trouble. No use going looking for it...but it seems he can't avoid it. Living by his own code to try and keep his head above water, Creed has been through some intense storms with very little to cling to.
One ray of hope in his dismal existence, Pippin. But even he knows it should never be...
Paths cross, people get older, and some grow up.
This book ends with a wicked cliffhanger. But then if you read El Diablo, you already know what's coming!
reviewed for Sweet Spot Sisterhood
Not gonna lie, I'm late to the Good Ol' Boys train. I have them all but never commited to reading them. They kept getting pushed back everytime a new book popped up. But the El Diablo and his sinfully charismatic face appeared...and well, my new found appreciation for M. Robinson was born.
Because how could any one resist Martinez?!? Seriously, too hot for words. If you've read it you know, but the ending was a whole lot of WTF for fans of the Good Ol Boys. It was that push and straight up curiosity that made me see what Creed was all about.
This story is not a pretty hearts and flowers tale. No- it hurts and is brutal to a sympathetic crier like myself. But it's his story and one I think you should most definitely read!
Creed was born into trouble. No use going looking for it...but it seems he can't avoid it. Living by his own code to try and keep his head above water, Creed has been through some intense storms with very little to cling to.
One ray of hope in his dismal existence, Pippin. But even he knows it should never be...
Paths cross, people get older, and some grow up.
This book ends with a wicked cliffhanger. But then if you read El Diablo, you already know what's coming!
reviewed for Sweet Spot Sisterhood