Stories and Swag!: RELEASE DAY BLITZ: GRIT BY MARGARET MCHEYZER

Jaeger Dalton wants the land that was promised to him.

Phoenix Ward isn’t about to let anyone take Freedom Run away from her.

He’ll protect what’s his.

She’ll protect what’s hers.

Jaeger is an arrogant ass, but he wants nothing more than Phoenix.

Phoenix is stubborn and headstrong, and she wants Jaeger out of her life.

Her father lost the family farm to gambling debts, but Jaeger isn’t the only one who has a claim to the property.

Sometimes it’s best to let things go.

But sometimes it’s better to fight until the very end.

RELEASE DATE: September 3rd

REVIEW

Grit by Margaret McHeyzer

5 out of 5 stars

“Grit” is one of those books that you are afraid to turn the page and yet you can’t stop reading.

Jaeger is one tough guy who says what he means in a very unfiltered way. As I read my mouth hit the floor a few times not because of what he said but because it was exactly what I thought men were really thinking but never had the balls to say.

Pheonix is a strong woman who has just lost everything and now she must decide if she will allow Jaeger to help her. Not that he really gives her a choice. The banter between these two is priceless.

Along the way we meet Milina who is Pheonix’s best friend. Then we also meet all the boys that are part of the MC. Of course there are the bad guys who mess everything up. Cain being one of the worst villains I have ever met. Yes McHeyzer goes there and you will flinch a few times.

I would definitely rank Margaret McHeyzer along with Crystal Spears, Bella Jewel, Jani Kay and Madeline Sheehan. If you like any of these authors pick this book up and add to your list of must buys.

~~Georgia~~

Sarge walks into the kitchen and looks between the coffee all over the fridge door, the smashed porcelain on the ground and me, chuckling.

“That went well,” he says and lets his own laughter rip from his lips. “Heard her shrieking like a banshee out in the yard.”

“She wants to go home.” I rub my hands over my eyes and try to relax, but knowing she’s pissed isn’t great for me.”

“Women are different,” Sarge says with a shrug.

“Tell me about it.”

“Sometimes it’s best to shut the fuck up and not fight ‘em.” Sarge sits in the chair that Nix was sitting in.

“You pussy-whipped?” I ask as I feel my eyebrows draw together in question.

“Hmmm.” He reverts back to normal Sarge. “Women wanna be told what to do, but you need to make it look like it’s their idea.”

“That’s fucked. She should just do what I say and be happy with it.”

Sarge shakes his head. “She’s right, you’re a dick.”

I don't do 'normal'.
I've found that the more I write, the more I like being different to other authors. I write in first person, and I love to challenge a reader.
I take the normal and switch it around.
For me, I really enjoy getting a reaction from a reader. So if I can evoke an emotion (regardless of if it's the emotion the reader wants) then I figure that I've done my job as an author I want to be.
I really quite revel in taking people out of their comfort zones and pushing them to read something different.
My genre of writing is, well quite frankly, where ever my mind goes. I won't label myself because I don't like sticking to one genre.
My goal with writing is just to take people away from whatever is going on in their lives, even if it's only for a split second.
I'm a go with the flow sort of person and don't really take a course of action to get where I am going. I live in the moment and don't usually worry about tomorrow because whatever life is due to bring me, I'll be happy to accept.
I love my family and friends and will help anyway I can if someone needs it. I really don't like people that are nasty just because they can be, I don't believe that's necessary, I mean life's hard enough as it is!
I hope you enjoy my books, I've had a hoot writing them. There's more to come.....
Til next time.

M xx