One of the Guys

Written by Delaney Diamond

Narrated by Michael Pauley

He makes her feel like a woman…

Mechanic Ronnie Taylor spends most of her time with men. As such, she’s always been tough, but Diego Molina makes her feel the opposite of tough. The big Cuban is brash, bold, and gets under her skin. She finally has to admit the reason he annoys her isn’t because she dislikes him. It’s because she likes him a little too much.

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When Diego turns the tables on Ronnie, he uncovers the sensual woman hiding underneath. But past regrets threaten to derail their new relationship. Before they can get to forever, they must trust that they’ve found what they’ve been looking for all along.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Garden Avenue Press
• Release date: Oct 4, 2016
• ISBN: 9781940636399

Reviews for One of the Guys

[Angela Sanders · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

The story was cute, but don’t see how I’ll finish this series. The narrator sound like a robot. He is so horrible…

[Ithaar Elbagir · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

The guys an asshole the girl’s stupid,some of the chemistry is good though

[Susie · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

The storyline was a bit drab. Not a bad read by any means, but it just fell short. Towards the end, I kept wanting more out of the dialogue. It felt unfinished. The adjectives used to describe Ronnie were boring and predictable. And why did she have such a complex about not being curvy? Anyways, the other thing that turned me off was that both the conversations in Spanish and Diego’s Cuban heritage didn’t feel authentic. It felt like someone did a quick google search of Spanish words and Cuban culture and went with it. All in all, not a bad read. I’m always starved for any content featuring mono-racially Black women that doesn’t include immense trauma. If you do plan on reading it, do it while running errands or something.