Ethan
Frost returns in the breathtaking conclusion to New York Times and USA Today
bestselling author Tracy Wolff’s seductive novel Ruined—perfect for fans of
Release Me and Bared to You.
Praise for RUINED:
“Tracy Wolff knows how to steam up the pages,
and she proves it again in Ruined. If you’re looking for a hot read, curl up
with Ethan Frost.” —New York Times
and USA Today bestselling author J.
Kenner
“Fans of
Fifty Shades of Grey will love Tracy Wolff’s Ruined! Heat sizzles off the page
and the oh-so-sexy Ethan Frost will make you swoon!”—USA Today bestselling
author Stacey Kennedy
About ADDICTED:
Ethan Frost is everything a woman could want in a
man. He’s rich, gorgeous, powerful, one of the most eligible bachelors in the
world.
I love Ethan for all the things no one else gets
to see: his innate kindness, his reckless spontaneity, his unwavering
determination to use his brilliance for good. I love the way he looks at me,
the way he touches me. The way he makes me forget the wreckage of my past and
the twisted fear that still lives inside me.
But sometimes it terrifies me how much I crave
him, how much I need him just to breathe. I always thought it would be my past
that ruined us, but there’s a darkness in Ethan I never dreamed existed. Can we
survive as his secrets surface—threatening to unravel us both?
Also in the Ethan
Frost series: RUINED by
Tracy Wolff!
Excerpt:
Fifteen minutes later, there’s an urgent pounding
on the door, one that has my heart climbing up my throat even as I walk to the
door. I know who it is—of course I know—but I check the peephole anyway, do all
the responsible things a single woman living in a big city should do.
It’s Ethan—of course it is—so I fling
the door open. And stare. I just stare.
I can’t help myself. He looks hot. I mean, he
looks really, really, really hot. He’s wearing a pair of massively ripped jeans
and a tight black T-shirt that shows off the curves of his biceps and the
powerful muscles of his chest. And he’s got a look on his face that I’ve never
seen before, like a starving man . . . or a dying one. Desperate, depraved,
maybe even a little delusional. And I swear, my mouth actually waters.
And then, it’s on.
He grabs my upper arms.
Yanks me to him.
Shoves the door shut behind him.
Slams his mouth down on mine.
Pushes me against the door.
And then, he takes. He just takes and
takes and takes.
He’s ravenous, his mouth skimming from
my lips to my jaw to the long column of my throat. He latches on just where my
neck meets my shoulder and sucks so hard that I know there will be a bruise
there tomorrow.
He moves to the other side, does the
same thing, before grabbing my shirt and yanking. It rips straight down the
center, buttons flying in all directions.
Then he’s on his knees in front of
me, biting and nibbling and sucking a path straight down the center of my body.
He pauses at my breasts for a few breathless seconds, shoving my bra down and
sucking love bites into the soft undersides of my breasts.
“Ethan,” I half-sigh, half-moan. My
head is rocking back and forth against the wall, my fingers tangled in his hair
and my body—God, my body feels like it’s about to go supernova. Like it’s going
to spontaneously combust in a pillar of flames that burn so hot it just might
incinerate my whole world.
“Chloe,” he growls back as he undoes
the button on my jeans and yanks them down and off.
His mouth is on my hip, and this time
he sinks his teeth in. Hard. I yelp even as I burn hotter and then he’s burying
his face in the juncture of my thighs, eyes closed and hands cupping my ass.
“Ethan,” I gasp again, rocking my
hips against him. I’m desperate for his mouth, for his hands, for something—anything—for
whatever he wants to give me.
He doesn’t answer. For long seconds,
he doesn’t do anything—doesn’t speak, doesn’t bite, doesn’t move. Instead, he just breathes me in,
short, shallow, shuddering breaths that somehow only ratchet up my desire.
And then he’s shredding the delicate
lace of my underwear, ripping them off my body with a curse that sounds an
awful lot like a prayer. He rests one hand against my stomach, pressing my ass
into the wall, then grabs my right thigh and lifts my leg up until it’s draped
over his shoulder.
“Ethan!” This time it’s a high,
keening cry as my consciousness—my whole world—is reduced to those two
syllables.
“I’ve got you, baby. I’ve got you.”
My Review: 5 stars
This is the second in the series, Ruined being the first book. You should read that book first before reading this one. This was one emotional roller coaster of a book! I wasn't sure if everything would work out for Ethan and Chloe after I figured out who Brandon was and what he had done. It was one step forward, two steps back. The whole book is emotional because of that. There are times when you really wonder if Chloe and Ethan are going to work things out. I'm not going to go into the story, except to say that Ethan and Chloe do belong together. They are fantastic together, and the love scenes between them are amazing. The story is well written, the characters are great. You love to love some of them, and love to hate others. That always does it for me. Tracy always tells a fantastic story and knows how to keep me hooked.
About Tracy Wolff:
Tracy Wolff collects books, English degrees
and lipsticks and has been known to forget where—and sometimes who—she is when
immersed in a great novel. At six she wrote her first short story—something
with a rainbow and a prince—and at seven she forayed into the wonderful world
of girls lit with her first Judy Blume novel. By ten she’d read everything in
the young adult and classics sections of her local bookstore, so in desperation
her mom started her on romance novels. And from the first page of the first book,
Tracy knew she’d found her life-long love. Now an English professor at her
local community college, she writes romances that run the gamut from
contemporary to paranormal to erotic suspense.
Tracy is giving away a $50 gift card to www.spafinder.com to celebrate the release of ADDICTED! Enter below:
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