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Tobin Tribe #4
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Riley Tobin is the perfect middle child. The peacemaker. The negotiator. The risk-taker. And invisible. His itch to take chances coupled with the idea no one notices him has led him to seek the high of risky sex. But when he meets Aubrey, something changes. What is it about her that makes him want to keep her all to himself? And when she finds out about his past, will she still let him?
After nearly destroying a presidential campaign, Aubrey Gordon is rebuilding her career by keeping her head down and accepting the role of department whipping girl, which includes "volunteering" at the company's annual charity even. She has no intention of sleeping her way to the top. Only an idiot makes the same mistake twice. But will her boss' son be too much to resist?
After nearly destroying a presidential campaign, Aubrey Gordon is rebuilding her career by keeping her head down and accepting the role of department whipping girl, which includes "volunteering" at the company's annual charity even. She has no intention of sleeping her way to the top. Only an idiot makes the same mistake twice. But will her boss' son be too much to resist?
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Published September 14, 2020
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September 16, 2020
Once again we are with the crazy Tobin family and this time we get Riley's story He is the peacemaker in the family the one who holds the family together but he is starting to crack under the strain of been the perfect one Then he meets Aubrey she is the one that gives him the strength to do what he needs to do..Another fun dose of crazy Tobin Family fun a perfect read to relax with
September 22, 2020
The Tobin saga continues with middle child Riley - family peacemaker and risk taker, but deep down desperately seeking his own HEA. He's tired of trying to hold all the family pieces together and uses the thrill he gets risking getting caught during sex to fight the invisibly he feels within his family. Riley meets Aubrey Gordon at the annual company charity event and everything falls into place for him. Trying to keep under the radar Aubrey is slowly rebuilding her life after some serious knockbacks and is wary of involvement with Riley but can't resist his pull. Throw in the usual Tobin family mayhem, family conspiracy and some big twists you won't see coming, heartbreak and reconciliation, plenty of hot scenes (this is Riley after all) and you have a very enjoyable read.
I received an ARC of this book in return for an honest review.
I received an ARC of this book in return for an honest review.
September 14, 2020
This is the first time I have read a book by Caitlyn Coakley, and I have to say it's very good. The book is fast paced, funny, steamy and that's before everything gets crazy. Riley and Aubrey are great characters. The rest of the Tobin tribe just as great. I haven't read the first 3 books but I'm going to now.
I got this ARC to review for my honest opinion.
I got this ARC to review for my honest opinion.
September 16, 2020
I enjoyed this installment of the Tobin Tribe. Riley is the peacemaker and he tends to let this define him. I really liked Aubrey, she's smart, hard-working and downtrodden. Some very dramatic plot elements and the usual Tobin humour (I love the betting!)
September 17, 2020
I love the Tobin family! I love the low-key, easy camaraderie of the boys, and I love Deb, the alpha mother. This tale of Riley and Aubrey is revealing, romantic, and humorous. I would have been happier with fewer sex scenes but this is about Riley, so I guess it should have been expected.
November 18, 2020
Family Upheaval
The Tobin clan is going through the mill. Deb and Brian are still barely speaking because Brian refuses to apologise. The tension is felt throughout the whole family. On top of this, there seems to be problems with Clausen Construction, one of the family businesses.
For Riley, the middle child and mediator of the family, life is even more stressful than normal, because he’s stuck in the middle of all the tension, trying to smooth things out. As well as being a mediator Riley has a reputation in the family for indulging in free range sexual encounters, the less private the better. At the same time he wants a wife, family and children. Finding a woman who fits both criteria is a bit tricky to say the least.
At the latest Clausen Construction charity project he’s all set to find a lady to share his outdoors hobby, when he encounters Aubrey, a company accountant, who surprises him by informing him that looking for a wife amongst women who enjoy risky sexual behaviour with a virtual stranger is probably going to be very difficult.
This encounter intrigues Riley and leads him to rethink his approach to finding someone to love. Aubrey is definitely someone he would like a chance to woo.
I enjoyed this book but felt it was a little weaker than the others. The plot seemed like it skipped a few bits and you had to wait for an explanation about what happened in the missed section. Whilst this can be an effective narrative device in certain situations, I’m not sure it worked here. There was also an awful lot going on plot wise in this book. This seemed to slim down the amount of time we spent getting know Riley and Aubrey as a couple, and I felt a lot of their early relationship was missed out on.
All that being said, I still really enjoyed the book, as I do love the Tobins. I liked Aubrey and think she will be good for Riley. I can't believe I just wrote that sentence, I think I'm spending too much time with fictional characters!
The Tobin clan is going through the mill. Deb and Brian are still barely speaking because Brian refuses to apologise. The tension is felt throughout the whole family. On top of this, there seems to be problems with Clausen Construction, one of the family businesses.
For Riley, the middle child and mediator of the family, life is even more stressful than normal, because he’s stuck in the middle of all the tension, trying to smooth things out. As well as being a mediator Riley has a reputation in the family for indulging in free range sexual encounters, the less private the better. At the same time he wants a wife, family and children. Finding a woman who fits both criteria is a bit tricky to say the least.
At the latest Clausen Construction charity project he’s all set to find a lady to share his outdoors hobby, when he encounters Aubrey, a company accountant, who surprises him by informing him that looking for a wife amongst women who enjoy risky sexual behaviour with a virtual stranger is probably going to be very difficult.
This encounter intrigues Riley and leads him to rethink his approach to finding someone to love. Aubrey is definitely someone he would like a chance to woo.
I enjoyed this book but felt it was a little weaker than the others. The plot seemed like it skipped a few bits and you had to wait for an explanation about what happened in the missed section. Whilst this can be an effective narrative device in certain situations, I’m not sure it worked here. There was also an awful lot going on plot wise in this book. This seemed to slim down the amount of time we spent getting know Riley and Aubrey as a couple, and I felt a lot of their early relationship was missed out on.
All that being said, I still really enjoyed the book, as I do love the Tobins. I liked Aubrey and think she will be good for Riley. I can't believe I just wrote that sentence, I think I'm spending too much time with fictional characters!
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