Ashes

Ashes is another addition to the Men of Inked: Heatwave series which tells the story of Rosie Gallo and Dylan Walsh. Chelle always gives us the swooniest book boyfriends and Dylan was no exception!! “This is my job. That’s part of what life is like when you’re mine. I take care of you, and you let me without any lip.” If you love a hot, dirty talking biker and a sassy, bookworm then you're definitely going to enjoy this age gap, small town romance about redemption and second chances. This is one story that I couldn't stop reading but anytime your back with the Gallo's it's hard to put your book down!!

Sweet Rosie and the bad boy nextdoor ❤️ I love the Gallo's!!! I know say this everytime I read another book from the series but it's true..I love the Gallo's!!! Ashes is bad boy and fiesty good girl romance. Rosie and Dylan are super hot 🔥🔥 You can feel their connection through every word in this book ..So Good! I love the drama in Ashes, it's intense and trouble does seems to follow Rosie and her sister.... And to think the White Knight that saves her happens to be someone Joe Gallo is not a fan of.. Yep lots of tense moments in this family. Super Sexy, Super Funny, Super Sweet! A must read! And as always I'm left intrigued about another Gallo member!

I really loved this story. Feels like ages that I’ve read a new book from this author when in reality it really isn’t but this book really got me back in the swing of obsessively picking up a book at every available moment. I’ve absolutely loved this generation of Gallo’s and this might be my new favourite. Loved Dylan, adored Rosie! Very well suited and the chemistry was super spicy. Rosie definitely lived up to her nickname. She’s absolutely badass and although Dylan stepped up when needed she’s really tough, it’s always the quiet ones you have to watch. Although the story moves at a fast pace it definitely felt like their attraction was genuine and the developing feelings not rushed. They communicated well once Dylan sorted himself out. Loved all the page time with the Gallo grandparents, they really are something to aspire too. Joe didn’t disappoint either. My only complaint is I wish we had a few chapters of the Dylan/Ian subplot played out on page. Felt like we needed that story to be included, although that could just be me greedily wanting more! Alway recommend this author and series to friends and I think the next book is going to be electrifying.