Title: Impact
Series: The Iron Orchids #3
Series: The Iron Orchids #3
Author: Danielle Norman
Genre: Contemporary Romance/Romantic Comedy
Release Date: March 15, 2018
Blurb
They always say that two wrongs don’t make a right...
Well, she was wrong for breaking into a house that didn’t belong to her; even if she and her daughter had nowhere else to go.
And, I was wrong for watching her on the surveillance camera as she moved through the house and climbed into bed.
So I offered her a job and a home.
Her smile…
Her curves…
Wrong has never felt so right.
Now, I want to make the biggest impact yet…
I want to make her mine.
Review:
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
I am starting to hate the books whose blurbs make me want to read them, only to find out that I had too high expectations. I was expecting something a little more twisted than the story we got. I liked Damon, his family, and Bee, but Katy's character had some room for improvement. I couldn't understand her reasoning and she didn't make sense to me sometimes. Even though I liked that she did everything she could for her daughter, I couldn't like her much. Maybe she was used to be on her own for so long that she wasn't able to accept help from anyone.
Something that also bothered me was the Greek words that were used in this book. Some of them were correct and some weren't. Like the word koritsi which means girl and not daughter. The word the author was looking for is kori. I had an "Unsticky" deja vu when I read that, but thankfully it wasn't that bad.
Overall, the book was a big meh meh. It wasn't good or bad. It had a little bit of both. The best part was Damon's family. They embraced Katy and Bee. I would have liked to see more scenes where Damon and Bree were bonding. One of the bad things was the drama in the end with the black charger. There was no need for that. I will remain neutral on the recommendation.
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Author Bio
Danielle is a Harley riding romance writer. Most days she can be found in jeans, t-shirts, and pearls (she's a lady like that).
Danielle writes about men that will open the door for you during the day and throw you against them at night. She loves stories that will make you laugh and fall in love without all of the emotional baggage faced every day in our real lives.
And her talent is the ability to tell the difference between a rye, wheat, corn, or potato vodka in just 1 sip, but she prefers a few glasses just to be certain.
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