Fractured Hearts (Grimm Wolves MC #7) Release Blitz +Review

Title: Fractured Hearts (Grimm Wolves MC #7) 

Author: DM Earl 

Genre: MC Romance 

Release Date: October 20, 2023

DINGO

Laughter is the best medicine. I make sure to always deliver the fun and crazy while hiding my pain behind it. It's who I am and what I do. I also work my butt off for the Grimm Wolves MC brothers, trying to prove myself as more than just a prospect. But even the toughest of the tough need to let loose every now and then. I know that more than anyone after the world of hurt I've experienced.

CELEE

A chance encounter in a chat room just may be the saving grace I've needed all along. My father's enemies are closing in, and my time just might be running out. Thank God Dingo and his brothers will do anything to keep me safe--even if it means going up against the most vile of criminals around. But the more Dingo tries to protect me, the more I know he's hurting too.

Can two fractured hearts find a way to heal together?

AMAZON

“Celee, never give up your power, sweetheart. Only you know what you want to do. I get it, it’s hard sometimes to make decisions, but if you allow others to do that for you forever, you will never do what you want. I’d rather you tell me ‘I’m not sure, let’s get gas and we can decide then.’ I do know where you’re coming from believe me, that’s why I’m telling you this. So, Celee, are we stopping or going for a bit longer?”I smile inside because Frank is a good guy, one in a million, and I don’t know how I got so lucky being so stupid. God, I could have ended up with a murderer or a rapist, but instead I found the one biker who seems to have a soft heart and an old soul.“Frank, why don’t we stop at the next big truck stop, fill up, and see how we both feel? Sound good?”
He laughs instantly, which has me giggling. This right here. It’s so easy to be with him since he doesn’t make me feel stupid, or worse, worthless. Well, maybe he will if he ever hears my entire story.

 

This is the seventh book in the series. While they can be read as standalone books, I think they are better read in order. Dingo and Celee met online. Dingo was excited to meet Celee. He never imagined what would happen. Celee is on the run from men who want her father’s money. The two connected right away. Celee is Shadow’s cousin from The Devil’s Handmaiden’s mc. They look like they could be sisters. Both Celee and Dingo had hard childhoods. It has affected them differently though. Dingo still allows his to affect him. The MC learns that there is more than one group looking for her. Her own family and a racist group that everyone seems to been having run-ins with lately. Maybe they can get the two to turn on each other and then only have one to deal with. Celee and Dingo are great together. They of course have some bumps in the road but everyone does. Dingo will do whatever he can to protect Celee. He grows a lot in this book coming into himself and his role in the club. It took me a minute to remember how Celee and Dingo met when I first started reading. But it came back to me quickly. I loved that Shadow and her men made an appearance in this book. I can’t wait to read more about these characters and well as Shadow’s sisters. Fantastic job D.M. Earl. I loved this book and the story line. I can’t wait to read how these groups come to a head with this racist group.

 

D.M. Earl is a U.S.A. Today Bestselling Author who spins stories about real life situations with characters that are authentic, genuine, and sincere. Each of her stories allow the characters to come to life with each turn of the page while they try to find their HEA through much drama and angst. D.M. finds ideas for her next story from within those around her and what she experiences in daily life. Each book has a part of her left behind in it. She lives in Northwest Indiana married to her best friend who was instrumental in the start of her writing career in 2014. When not writing D.M. loves to read, play with her seven fur-babies (yeah crazy) and ride her Harley Dyna Lowrider.

“Enjoy this Ride we call Life.” Remember we only get one chance.