Blog Tour and Review: Lawless

Lawless is book three in the King Series

and is Bear and Thia's raw, and gritty tale!

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Thia is prim and proper.
Bear is leather and lawless.
It will never work between them.
It's a lie they almost believe.

Excerpt

“I’m going to remember this as the worst time in my entire life. The very worst.” She shook her head. “There is nothing I can do to change that. Girls my age are playing sports, going to dances and parties, kissing boys. And that’s never been me. I’ve had a full time job at the grove and a part time job at the Stop-N-Shop. I’ve done nothing over the last few years except work my ass off and watch my family fall apart. Just when I thought it couldn’t get any worse…now all this.” She waived around to the house and to me and let out an awkward laugh. She took another hit off the bowl, passing it back to me. Her coughing much less than it was on her first try.

“Ti, how old are you?” I asked, clearing my throat as I ventured into territory I knew I shouldn’t. She was a pistol, even if she was a sad one, but there was a wave of innocence about her that had me both feeling bad for her and salivating for a taste of her.

This is for her, not you. I told myself. It was only a partial lie.

“Seventeen,” She said, sniffling. “Eighteen soon.”

“You ever been kissed?” I asked, her eyes met mine. “And not a peck on the cheek or a brief smack of the lips, but a real fucking kiss? One that leaves you without air in you lungs and your thighs pressing together in search of more?” I said, my voice coming out deep and strained. My cock coming alive at the thought of tracing my tongue along her pump lips.

“Why?” She whispered, and as soon as the words left her mouth I knew there would be no coming back from what I was about to do.

I pushed off the fire pit and pulled her up off the chair, pressing her tits into my chest and my straining cock against her stomach. I tipped her chin up and looked into her confused emerald greens. She followed my thumb with her eyes as I traced her bottom lip. There were too many lines marring her face, questioning what it was I was up to. I knew she would try to pull away at any second, try to stop me. But it was too late for that.

I was beyond stopping.

Just one taste.

“Answer the question,” I pressed.

“No,” she said with a slight shake of her head, and before she could try to argue, I leaned down and pressed my lips to hers.

I was already going to hell.

Might as well enjoy the ride there.

It’s been 48 hours now since I finished this book. I think I have broken through the massive book hangover it gave me. So here goes, an attempt at letting you know how much you need to read this story.

First off—this is not stand-alone. You should have read King and Tyrant first before beginning this book. This is Bear’s story. Fair warning, no blatent spoilers here but some assumptions you will know about the characters. Bear, King and Preppy have been friends since they were young boys. That bond has withstood everything thrown at them. Always, they have each other’s backs. You’ll be happy to know, Preppy continues to watch out for his guys, giving unsolicited advice as he sees fit.

This book has such sweetness in it: The first meet between Bear and Thia. Adorable! Thia is quirky and a bit nerdy and innocent. She has some mad backwoods, farm girl skills and no sense of how cute that actually makes her. King and Doe’s children, also steal the scenes they are in. Great line from when Bear meets them for the first time:

“What’s the baby’s name?"

King lifted the gauze from the side of his neck revealing and intricate new tat in grey and black lettering that read NICOLE GRACE.
“You named your kid after the whore who shot at your girl?” I asked.
“There was more to that and you know it. Besides, Nicole Grace is a lot better than what Sammy and Max wanted to name her.”
“And what was that?”
“Baby Pancakes,” King said, rolling his eyes and smiling.

It has a fair share of violence. Bear walked away from his MC in the previous book. They are not happy about that. He's a dead man to them. Thia is caught up in her own terror. Sh!t hits the fan when their worlds collide. They need to take care of the Law and the Lawless to somehow be free of their past.

And, in case you couldn’t have guessed, this book has some slow build up to really steamy moments between Bear and Thia. I loved that he took such care with her. He waited until she was ready for him instead of taking what he wanted. It was obvious she meant more to him than just a quick lay. Well written characters that get you caught up in what they are feeling and the love trying to build it’s way into their hearts. *sigh*

So on to the book hangover part. This is part one of two. There is a bit of a cliff hanger at the end. Although the story could have taken a couple of different routes, it wasn’t too unexpected in the end. What will blow your every loving mind is the reveal about the MC and the snippet for Book #2—Soulless. I could not shut my brain down trying to sort out what I read and what the heck crazy ride TM Fraizier will be taking us on in the conclusion to Bear and Thia’s story.

If you haven’t read King and Tyrant, start there. Move on to Lawless and then pray to God that February gets here fast and we can get these characters sorted out in our heads!

*ARC received for an honest review

COMING SOON

The finale to Bear and Thia's epic love story.

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T.M. (Tracey Marie) Frazier resides in sunny Southwest Florida with her husband and three feisty fur kids.

She attended Florida Gulf Coast University where she specialized in public speaking. After years working in real estate and new home construction, she decided it was finally time to stop pushing her dreams to the back burner and pursue writing seriously.

In the third grade she wrote her very first story about a lost hamster. It earned rave reviews from both her teacher and her parents.

It only took her twenty years to start the next one.

It will not be about hamsters.