HAPPY BOOK DAY: SURRENDER (THE HARRIS BROTHERS) BY AMY DAWS

1:05 am 19 July 2018

Title: Surrender

The Final Harris Brother Duet #1

Series: The Harris Brothers #4

Author: Amy Daws

Genre: Sports Romance

Release Date: July 19, 2018

Blurb

One night of complete surrender is all it takes.

Gareth Harris is Manchester United’s reclusive

star defender. He has control over all aspects of his life. But a lifetime of

supporting his siblings and filling in for an emotionally absent father has

taken its toll.

Sloan Montgomery is a clothing stylist whose

world was turned upside down when she found herself pregnant and moving to

Manchester with a man who was never supposed to be her forever. Now recently

divorced and struggling with shared custody of her daughter, control is a

fleeting concept for this American living in England.

Both Gareth and Sloan are in need of a

release.

A moment in time where they can forget about

their pasts and family pressures...and just...

…surrender.

No one could predict what happens when both of

their defences are down.

Surrender is part one of The Final Harris Brother Duet and

concludes with Dominate. The Final Harris Brother Duet reads great as a duo, but to

maximize enjoyment, check out the first three brothers’ books in Challenge,

Endurance, and Keeper.

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REVIEW: SURRENDER (THE HARRIS BROTHERS) BY AMY DAWS

Surrender by Amy Daws

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Just when you think you have life all figured out, fate rolls in and knocks you on your butt. Gareth is the golden boy. Thanks to a career he loves, he's managed to rise above the pain of his home life and create a name for himself. Sloan is a woman in transition. She's getting back on her feet after a string of bad choice almost derailed her dreams. A new environment could be what she needs to move forward in her life. Neither counted on the hands of fate upended their new beginning. Will they survive the fall out? Surrender is surprisingly unpredictable. Like life the course is a bit bumpy, but totally worth the ride.

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