Maverick
Synopsis:
Kellen Handler is in deep.
Ever since he can remember, he’s wanted to be a professional surfer.
And he made it, rising to the top of the ranks, traveling the world and
riding every break he’s ever dreamed of. His good looks and reputation
for living on the edge—both in and out of the water—have made him an
international superstar. But when his best friend dies in a tragic
accident, Kellen wipes out big time, spiraling so badly that everything
he’s worked for starts to disintegrate.
Tour officials scramble to do damage control and demand he work with a public relations company to clean up his bad boy image. It doesn't help that the person assigned to him, Gina Bellori, has her own demons associated with the surfing world.
Against her better judgement Gina accepts the job and concentrates on repairing Kellen's tattered reputation, despite his protests and despite the pain it causes her. With her past colliding with her present—and Kellen in the thick of it—she begins to realize that some secrets can't stay hidden.
And suddenly, Kellen Handler is no longer worried about losing his career.
He's more worried about losing his heart.
Tour officials scramble to do damage control and demand he work with a public relations company to clean up his bad boy image. It doesn't help that the person assigned to him, Gina Bellori, has her own demons associated with the surfing world.
Against her better judgement Gina accepts the job and concentrates on repairing Kellen's tattered reputation, despite his protests and despite the pain it causes her. With her past colliding with her present—and Kellen in the thick of it—she begins to realize that some secrets can't stay hidden.
And suddenly, Kellen Handler is no longer worried about losing his career.
He's more worried about losing his heart.
Publication Date:
May 22, 2013
An amazing story about loss, romance, and surfing. I'm not going to lie, the reason I bought this book was because of the hot dude on the cover. i was pleasantly surprised that it turned out to be a really good read also. I didn't think I would enjoy a book about surfing (I know absolutely nothing about it except the guys are usually hot). The characters were very well planned out and had great chemistry together. The steamy scenes were too bad either. It's also a really great advantage to be able to hear from the male's POV. Very rarely do author's write from their view. It gives the reader that much more insight into the characters. I was truly impressed with this book and excited to see what else Anna has to offer.
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