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4 Days until Force of Impact is available

4 Days!!!

Force of Impact, the next installment in the James Brothers series, releases on Friday, June 8th but don't forget to grab your pre-order on Amazon now!

While you're at it don't grab yourself a copy the first two in the series.

Pedal to the Metal:

Pushing the Limits:

This is part of a series but can be read as a standalone.

In the third installment of the James Brothers series you finally get to meet the most impulsive James brother of all…Bowie.

One night over a decade ago Bowie James’ life changed forever. Flashing lights, cops, ambulances and three body bags left his world turned upside down and the love of his life Hollis Foust on the run.

Throughout the years Bowie has wondered and even searched for Hollis without any success and just when he’s about to give up hope she walks back into his life. Bowie’s little brother, Ace hired a new tattoo artist for his shop, Inkredible, only to find that Holly Sullivan is actually Hollis Foust all grown up.

Bowie has spent years trying to move past that fateful night and the memories of Hollis that still haunt him but now that she’s back does that mean he gets the second chance he’s never allowed himself to even dream of? However, Hollis’ disappearance left Bowie’s heart and trust shattered but could Hollis be the one to repair the damage?

Hollis’ life has been anything but easy and the last ten years have been no different. The memories of Bowie and his love were the only things that kept her striving to get through it all. All of her daydreams about being reunited with Bowie couldn’t have prepared her for the war of emotions it causes though.

“Hollis hit me like of a force that I wasn’t prepared for. She was my force of impact.”

“Because that’s what Bowie is for me, an uncontrollable wildfire of hope and it scares the hell out of me."


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