Broken Open (Hurley Boys, #2)

by Lauren Dane

Beyond passion. And beyond their control...Five years ago, Tuesday Eastwood's life collapsed and left her devastated. After an empty, nomadic existence, she's finally pieced her life back together in the small Oregon town of Hood River. Now Tuesday has everything sorted out. Just so long as men are kept for sex, and only sex...Then she met him. Musician and rancher Ezra Hurley isn't the man of Tuesday's dreams. He's a verboten fantasy--a man tortured by past addictions whose dark charisma and long, lean body promise delicious carnality. But this craving goes far beyond chemistry. It's primal. It's insatiable. And it won't be satisfied until they're both consumed, body and soul...

• ISBN10: 0373779356
• ISBN13: 9780373779352
• Publish Date: 25 November 2014 (first published 1 January 2014)
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Imprint: Hqn
• Edition: Original ed.
• Format: Paperback (US Mass Market)
• Pages: 384
• Language: English

Reviews

[leelu92]

4.5 Stars
Beard alert. Hot and ridiculously intense guy alert. Holy crap EZRA!!! Dude has some serious baggage from drug addiction, but he has his shit together...for the most part. Ezra carries around an immense amount of guilt after his addiction. Tuesday is AWESOME. I really loved her. She was smart, sexy, funny and I really enjoyed her character. Another aspect of these two books that I really enjoyed was the friendship between Natalie and Tuesday. They are best friends and roommates and they are dating brothers. They have the most hilarious and honest conversations.

“Fine, fine. Deviant. What are you up to?” “I’m on my way up there, too. I had to grab some clean clothes and I thought I’d invite you over to see a movie. Paddy was headed over to Ezra’s after he and I got off the phone—they hadn’t hung out in a while. Come over after you two eat. Watch a movie and then you can go back to his house and do sex.” “We’ll see.” She liked to hang out with Nat and Paddy, watching movies in his screening room. “I’ll leave it up to Ezra. If he’d rather skip the movie part and head directly into the riding him like a pony stage... I love you, but um, I’ll see a movie with you another day if that’s the choice I need to make. I do it for America.”