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Crossfire
This novella can be found in the boxed-set Caos MC: The Series.
When I find Isabelle beaten and bruised on the side of the road,
My inner beast explodes.
I’ll kill the bastard who did this to her.
Beautiful redheads do me in every time.
But damn! This girl is as sassy as she is sexy!
And she’s on my turf now.
Finders keepers.
So, I’m keeping her.
She’s mine to protect.
Mine to love.
Mine to claim for good.
And whoever did this to her will pay.
Because no one—and I mean NO ONE—f**ks with Jameson O’Leary—or his woman
When I find Isabelle beaten and bruised on the side of the road,
My inner beast explodes.
I’ll kill the bastard who did this to her.
Beautiful redheads do me in every time.
But damn! This girl is as sassy as she is sexy!
And she’s on my turf now.
Finders keepers.
So, I’m keeping her.
She’s mine to protect.
Mine to love.
Mine to claim for good.
And whoever did this to her will pay.
Because no one—and I mean NO ONE—f**ks with Jameson O’Leary—or his woman
- GenresRomance
175 pages, ebook
Published January 1, 2017
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October 23, 2017
Crossfire is a fast-paced, action packed romance story with a dirty-talking biker, a sassy, spoiled redhead, suspense, a few violence scenes, and plenty of heat.
I volunteered to review an advance reader copy of this book.
I volunteered to review an advance reader copy of this book.
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April 26, 2018
That whiled away a few hours, really enjoyed meeting Isabelle and Jameson.
Loved Isabelle's fiery spirit, although she was in a bad place, due to her ex, she was determined to make it on her own.
Jameson, big teddy bear, although he wouldn't want anyone to thing that! but once he deemed you were worthy of his loyalty you had it.
Ace put an appearance, but I feel you didn't have to have read any of the CAOS series to enjoy Crossfire.
I liked Jameson and Isabelle's chemistry, they were good together but only after experiencing the bad time from her ex, she was hell bent on making it along without any mans help or interference.
Jameson was a real gentleman and I loved that when they finally got it together they were explosive.
Loved Isabelle's fiery spirit, although she was in a bad place, due to her ex, she was determined to make it on her own.
Jameson, big teddy bear, although he wouldn't want anyone to thing that! but once he deemed you were worthy of his loyalty you had it.
Ace put an appearance, but I feel you didn't have to have read any of the CAOS series to enjoy Crossfire.
I liked Jameson and Isabelle's chemistry, they were good together but only after experiencing the bad time from her ex, she was hell bent on making it along without any mans help or interference.
Jameson was a real gentleman and I loved that when they finally got it together they were explosive.
October 19, 2017
Got this for free, so sometimes you get what you pay for. It was ok, but a couple of violent scenes ruined it for me. Isabelle is a spoilt brat prima donna who breaks down in the desert while fleeing her abusive boyfriend? husband? Not sure. Jameson finds her and rescues her, if you can call taking her to a cheap, dirty motel a rescue. They are total opposites, and has apparently always had money and looks down on the motorcycle riding, cigarette smoking, tattooed guy that have her a ride. He had his own demons and is a pretty violent dude. Of course he ends up saving her again this time from something worse than car trouble.
October 20, 2017
Isabelle is running like the dickens to get far far away from Palm Springs and her ex fiancé Scott. He has beaten her for the last time but she doesn’t get far when her engine dies and she has no phone because she threw it out the window. As she realizes she has to walk ten miles in the hot sun with high heels and a pencil skirt she is terrified and relieved to see a guy on a bike heading her way. When she meets Jamison she is a wreck she has never dealt with someone like him before. This story was very suspenseful and really interested me from the start and it’s really hard to put down.
I requested this book for free from the other and have chosen to review it
I requested this book for free from the other and have chosen to review it
August 6, 2021
This was included in the CAOS MC complete series as a bonus. Jameson is a biker from a small town and very protective. He spots a car broke down on a deserted road and find a spitfire redhead. He is instantly attracted to her but is being careful because he can tell she is running from someone.
Isabelle found out her ex boyfriend was cheating on her. They got into a fight and she left without packing any of her things. Her car breaks down on a deserted road and a biker comes to her rescue. She is unsure of Jameson but decides it's better than being stranded in the heat without food or water.
Isabelle found out her ex boyfriend was cheating on her. They got into a fight and she left without packing any of her things. Her car breaks down on a deserted road and a biker comes to her rescue. She is unsure of Jameson but decides it's better than being stranded in the heat without food or water.
October 25, 2017
4 stars
I received a free copy of Crossfire by K B Winters and this review was given freely.
This is a drama packed romance crafted around Jameson and his protection of physically abused Isabelle. The novel contains character with strong personalities, strong emotions, some swearing, some graphic violence, and ends with a steamy love scene.
I received a free copy of Crossfire by K B Winters and this review was given freely.
This is a drama packed romance crafted around Jameson and his protection of physically abused Isabelle. The novel contains character with strong personalities, strong emotions, some swearing, some graphic violence, and ends with a steamy love scene.
November 4, 2017
One star is being generous...this book was a total suckfest!
March 29, 2018
Fast read. Story of Isabella running away from her abusive boyfriend. She ended up in the dessert a quit town called Mills. A car broke down and bad boy Jameson came to save her.
July 6, 2018
Quick read. A bit too violent for me.
January 19, 2020
Plot errors. Editing errors. Was put in the CAOS box set, but have no idea why. The guy rode a motorcycle. Vague mention of club and a cut. Was left shaking my head in confusion.
March 11, 2021
NOT up to what I usually expect from Winters. I think this was an earlier work, at least it felt that way. At any rate, I got it as a bonus in the kindle bundle of the CAOS MC series. I rounded up to 2 stars - some things I liked, but quite a lot I didn't.
Isabelle (h) is on the run from an abusive relationship when her car beaks down on remote desert highway. Jameson (H) comes by, offering help. Though he seems tough and potentially criminal, Isabelle is forced to accept his help, given the size of the nearest town and its remote location.
Isabelle is awful. She's a complete and utter Karen, a spoiled princess who wants to complain when things don't go her way. I'm not saying she deserved the abuse - not at all - but when she's chewing out the manager of the only garage in this teeny, tiny town, because "who the heck doesn't have BMW parts?"... well, let's just say she's not a sympathetic character. Had no idea what Jameson saw in her, seeing as she's nothing but rude to him when he's trying to help - no wonder he had some snark coming back.
I kinda liked Jameson, though. He's a big part of why it was rounded up to 2 stars. Yes, he's pretty violent, but he's also got a sense of humor about him, in his view of the world.
It felt like one of Winters's earlier works. The underdeveloped characters, side characters almost nonentities (pretty much just names), the less stable pacing, more violence and less romance (even less sex!) than the CAOS or Reckless series... heck, the club doesn't even have a name! You can see the seeds of CAOS, though - MC protecting the population of a tiny CA desert town, for starters.
Alternating 1st person POV (not enjoyable with Isabelle). No cheating, no OW drama, no love triangle nonsense. OM in the picture - abusive ex. More violent than other MC books I've read from Winters, and the connection between the leads never felt real (maybe because it never felt like Isabelle cared about anyone else besides herself?). Very unlikable h - have you gotten that picture yet? HFN ending, but no cliffhanger.
Would I read more from this author? Yes. I've enjoyed a lot of her other works, so am glad this wasn't my first.
Isabelle (h) is on the run from an abusive relationship when her car beaks down on remote desert highway. Jameson (H) comes by, offering help. Though he seems tough and potentially criminal, Isabelle is forced to accept his help, given the size of the nearest town and its remote location.
Isabelle is awful. She's a complete and utter Karen, a spoiled princess who wants to complain when things don't go her way. I'm not saying she deserved the abuse - not at all - but when she's chewing out the manager of the only garage in this teeny, tiny town, because "who the heck doesn't have BMW parts?"... well, let's just say she's not a sympathetic character. Had no idea what Jameson saw in her, seeing as she's nothing but rude to him when he's trying to help - no wonder he had some snark coming back.
I kinda liked Jameson, though. He's a big part of why it was rounded up to 2 stars. Yes, he's pretty violent, but he's also got a sense of humor about him, in his view of the world.
It felt like one of Winters's earlier works. The underdeveloped characters, side characters almost nonentities (pretty much just names), the less stable pacing, more violence and less romance (even less sex!) than the CAOS or Reckless series... heck, the club doesn't even have a name! You can see the seeds of CAOS, though - MC protecting the population of a tiny CA desert town, for starters.
Alternating 1st person POV (not enjoyable with Isabelle). No cheating, no OW drama, no love triangle nonsense. OM in the picture - abusive ex. More violent than other MC books I've read from Winters, and the connection between the leads never felt real (maybe because it never felt like Isabelle cared about anyone else besides herself?). Very unlikable h - have you gotten that picture yet? HFN ending, but no cliffhanger.
Would I read more from this author? Yes. I've enjoyed a lot of her other works, so am glad this wasn't my first.
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