Easy

Burnout, Book 4

By: Dahlia West

Narrated by: Mason Lloyd

Jimmy "Easy" Turnbull lost more than just his lower right leg during his time in Iraq. The confident man whose good looks charmed countless women into bed has been gone for over three years. In his place is a surly and defensive wounded warrior plagued by self-doubt and anger.

Daisy Cutter doesn't give a damn what people think, not about her tattoos, her piercings, or anything else. Other people's opinions have never bothered her, not even the hot ex-Army Ranger who occasionally takes her to bed (when they make it that far) but can't seem to remember her name afterward.

Daisy wants a new life, and she's determined to get it. Easy wants his old life back, but he knows that can't happen now. Eventually, Daisy's past catches up to her and her dreams of making a home in Rapid City are threatened. Easy must decide what his new future will look like, and whether not there's room for a sassy blonde who pushes all his buttons.

©2014 Dahlia West (P)2016 Tantor

Easy & Daisy

It’s great when you can read a stand alone and still have previous characters involved. This book had humor, no cheating, family and perseverance from a life injury. Narrator is great.

characters

best of the series. reality of sometimes not always in control f our choices.
Easy and Daisy are the perfect get together

Another great installment - an Easy read

This fourth installment of the Burnout series has found its groove. This very quick listen and moves very fast with a very straight forward premise and story. As we learned in earlier books, Jimmy is damaged. He must come to grips with this and he has found just the person, Daisy. Trouble is, he doesn't know it. I like this fast moving novel. Daisy is a head up woman who knows what she wants and isn't afraid to try for it.

Does she get it? Well, you will have to listen to find out. Not all books end the way we wish. The narration is good. You should listen if you listen any before. Hey, there is only one to go.

“He’s a scorching hot mess”...

Easy/Jimmy has a lot of issues to work out since he lost his leg and is trying to find his way again. This isn’t truly a motorcycle club, but a group of retired Army Rangers who are the only survivors of their unit, who decided to settle into civilian life together, and who ride motorcycles.
Lloyd does a good job of narration.
Recommend.

Too short

Easy deserved more of a story. It’s cut way too short. All the angst and almost none of the happiness. It’s a shame because it has a lot of potential