REVIEW: Breakaway by Kindle Alexander


Review:

I’ll admit, this started off slow and felt too long in the beginning, too detailed in contracts and business. I doubted for a bit. BUT…once the relationship started, I was hooked, like I lost sleep hooked.

I didn’t like Greer in the beginning, it was too much of a game for him, and trying to push Dallas when he wasn’t out made me protective of him, made me want to tell Greer to step off. However, he changed, within himself, and he turned out to be really great guy (still pushy, but lovingly so). And Dallas, he is a deeply caring and loyal guy through and through. He’s dealt with so much, carried so much, and still kept his head held high. Watching him come into himself was heartwarming.

Final verdict? Loved it, loved them. 4 ½ stars.


🕮 Breakaway by @kindlealexander2.0
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Synopsis:

Greer Lockhart set out to save the world from itself when he organized his first beach cleanup at the age of twelve. Now, as a uber-successful venture capitalist for eco-friendly startups, he doesn’t let anything get in the way of his goals—whether personal or professional. When a new fitness app schedules a site-wide cycle race, Greer’s competitive side won’t let him back down. Not even when his undivided attention turns to the one racer he can’t beat: Biker101.

Dallas Reigns learned a long time ago to keep his head low and his focus forward. He gives his all to a business he started with his brothers, BikeBro. But he worries his all might not be enough if they can’t gain traction before their financial ship sinks. A chance meeting with a hard-hitting venture capitalist is just what they need. Until his resistance is tested when the striking blond man shows interest in more than just his company, challenging all Dallas’s etched-in-stone boundaries.

When the illusion of Dallas’s life threatens to crumble under the weight of his own desire, can he find a way to fortify his iron will, or will Greer help him breakaway from the restraints of his past?

                                                                                                                                                      

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