Take Me On

Written by Cherrie Lynn

Narrated by Elizabeth Hart

Gabriella Ross suffered every bride's worst nightmare: a no-show groom. Now summer stretches before her with nowhere to go but home, at least until it's time to return to medical school. Determined to prove she might be down but definitely not out, she chucks all her old plans in favor of having a good time—starting with giving herself a pair of wings. Tattooed wings, that is, in the form of a phoenix on her back.



When everyone else at Dermamania chickens out at the prospect of putting the gorgeous, perfect skin of the boss's big sister under the needle, Ian Rhodes finds himself stepping up. Then unexpectedly connecting with her through tears that have nothing to do with the pain of getting inked.



Attraction flares into one hot night that was supposed to stay that way—single, and secret. But best-laid plans have a way of getting blown out of the water. Now two perfect strangers must plan for a very different future . . . beginning with whether there's enough common ground to spend it together.



Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Dec 17, 2013
• ISBN: 9781452687827

Cherrie Lynn

New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author Cherrie Lynn has been a CPS caseworker and a juvenile probation officer, but now that she has come to her senses, she writes contemporary and paranormal romance on the steamy side. It's *much* more fun. She's also an unabashed rock music enthusiast and lives in East Texas with her husband and two kids. You can visit her at http://www.cherrielynn.com She loves hearing from readers!

Reviews for Take Me On

[lauren2013_1 · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Take Me On
3 Stars

Once again, the plot is virtually identical to the previous books in the series. Like the couples in the 2nd and 3rd installments, Gabriella and Ian come from different worlds. The only difference is that their one-night stand ends in pregnancy.

There is nothing original in this story and the conflicts are mundane an predictable. The whole ?would we be together if there wasn?t a baby? premise has been done before and the reactions of Gabby?s parents are contrived. Ian and Gabby are a cute couple and their scenes together are steamy but that is not really sufficient to hold a book together.

In sum, I think I?m done with this series.