Custom Built
A Sexy Romantic Suspense
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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- 4,49 €
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- 4,49 €
Publisher Description
New York Times bestselling author Chantal Fernando brings you the thrilling first book in the Fast & Fury series, fully loaded with intense emotions and edge-of-your-seat suspense.
After losing her job, saying goodbye to a lifelong dream and having an all-around cruddy year, Bronte Pierce needs a break. A job at Fast & Fury might be just the thing to reset her life, even though she knows nothing about custom motorcycles. But taking a job isn’t the same as keeping it, and her fresh start quickly turns into a fresh nightmare.
Starting with her boss. Crow is hardheaded, stubborn and brutally honest. He may be easy on the eyes, but he runs with a motorcycle club and he’s anything but friendly to Bronte. She suspects he has a softer side—just not for her.
Her whole life, Bronte has known that the only person she can truly count on to save the day is herself. But when a single murder turns into a conspiracy and the threat to her life is more than she can handle alone, it’s Crow who comes through—and her newfound family might just become her greatest strength.
Fast & Fury
Book 1: Custom Built
Book 2: Custom Made
Book 3: Custom Love
Knights of Fury
Book 1: Saint
Book 2: Renegade
Book 3: Temper
Knights & Dragons MC
Book 1: Decker's Dilemma
Book 2: Rhett Redeemed
Book 3: Answering Atlas
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
The twists of a suspenseful mystery keep the pages turning in the first Fast & Fury romance from Fernando (Temper), despite the lackluster nature of the love story itself. After Bronte Pierce loses her job at a private investigation firm, she finds administrative work at Fast & Fury, a custom bike shop owned and operated by the Knights of Fury motorcycle gang. Her new boss, Crow, initially gives her the cold shoulder, but when they run into each other after hours, a night of sexy dancing changes the direction of their relationship. When Bronte's father dies in mysterious circumstances, Crow provides a shoulder for Bronte to lean on as she teams back up with a former colleague to find out what happened to her father, uncovering family secrets along the way. Though the multilayered mystery will hold readers' attention, Bronte and Crow's developing romance is by-the-numbers. Die-hard fans of the good girl/bad boy trope will find plenty to enjoy, but seasoned romance readers will have seen this all before.
