Review: A Little Harmless Ride by Melissa Schroeder

Blurb:

When this Dom falls hard, he will do anything to protect the woman he loves.

Elias St John has lived a life most people wouldn’t believe. An Aussie by birth, he has found his way to the Big Island working as the right hand man to Joe Kaheaku. When his boss dies and leaves the ranch to Eli and Joe’s niece Crysta Miller, Eli finds himself more than a little attracted to her.

After finding her fiancé in bed with another woman and helping her father through his illness, Crysta is ready for a new start. The offer of the ranch far away from home is perfect. The only problem she has is with Eli who constantly tells her what to do. When an argument turns into a passionate kiss, both of them get more than they were expecting.

Eli finds himself completely enthralled with Crysta as his submissive. As seemingly simple accidents turn deadly, Eli realizes that someone is bent on destroying the ranch by any means possible—even murder.

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My Review:

Elias St John has been a reoccurring character is the Harmless series by Melissa Schroeder and finally it was his turn. I’ll admit since I was introduced to the Aussie cowboy Dom that I wanted his story desperately. I just knew he had an amazing history and a great story in him, A Little Harmless Ride didn’t disappoint. Not to mention he’s extremely sexy.

Crysta was the perfect heroine for him. She was spunky and already in the BDSM lifestyle so a Dom like Eli just can’t resist her. They start off fighting their attraction but as things escalate on the ranch and it becomes obvious, that someone is determined to take the ranch from them, well they just can’t help but fall for into each other’s arms.

Ms. Schroeder gives a story full of suspense, sexy heroines, and heroes all set on the backdrop of a beautiful Hawaiian ranch. I highly recommend this story, it was truly a wild ride that I will take again and again in the future.

5 Books

I bought my own copy. I was not compensated for my review.