Summer Storm by Tori Del Rey

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Summer Storm

by Tori Del Rey

Nov 23rd - Nov 30th

Summer Storm - Haunted by You

When Dane wright stepped into his bathroom, the last thing he expected to find was a naked woman drying herself with his towel. He had no clue who this woman was, or how she got in.  For a hot minute he even thought he’d gone into the wrong house. And if that wasn’t enough when she spun to face him, he felt as if he'd been punched in the stomach,

"Who was she, and why was he so attracted to her?"

Dane Wright is a morose, moody individual who’s content to isolate himself in his Malibu beach house. For nine months, he’s shut out the world, along with his loved ones, to wallow in self-pity within the walls of his luxury fortress of solitude. When his parents go on a month-long Caribbean cruise, Dane is forced to take responsibility for his younger sibling, Megan, who is fast building a reputation for herself.

Megan is upset with her parents. They're making her stay with her brother for the summer and are threatening to stop her allowance if she doesn’t pull up her grades. So Megan seeks the assistance of geeky Summer Blake, who’s probably the brightest girl she knows at college. Knowing Summer's on scholarship, Megan bribes her with a glamorous vacation in exchange for helping her improve her grades.

Summer agrees. She’d rather sleep in a flimsy, makeshift tent in a woods full of bears than to go home for the summer. However, there are a few details Megan leaves out when she invites Summer to vacation at her brother's home; things that could topple the walls of the man cave Dane’s built around himself while shaking Summer's world.

The instant attraction between Dane and Summer is undeniable. However, Summer’s presence makes Dane experience emotions he doesn’t want to feel. And the sooner he can get her out of his house, the better.

   

   

Tori is fun loving and see the world through the eyes of her characters. She's cutting her teeth so to speak, on the butts of the menage cast of players, running around nude in her head. Waiting for her to dress them, package them and expose them fully clothed of course, well at least most of the time, to the world.

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ALPHA BOOK CLUB REVIEW

Overall Stars:  4 STARS

Tutoring

Coming out of their shell

From the first look, a man will see the beginning of a light at the end of the tunnel

Dane Wright is a morose, moody individual who’s content to isolate himself in his Malibu beach 

house. For nine months, he’s shut out the world, along with his loved ones, to wallow in self-pity 

within the walls of his luxury fortress of solitude. When his parents go on a month-long 

Caribbean cruise, Dane is forced to take responsibility for his younger sibling, Megan, who is 

fast building a reputation for herself.

Megan is upset with her parents. They're making her stay with her brother for the summer and 

are threatening to stop her allowance if she doesn’t pull up her grades. So Megan seeks the 

assistance of geeky Summer Blake, who’s probably the brightest girl she knows at college. 

Knowing Summer's on scholarship, Megan bribes her with a glamorous vacation in exchange 

for helping her improve her grades.

Summer agrees. She’d rather sleep in a flimsy, makeshift tent in a woods full of bears than to go 

home for the summer. However, there are a few details Megan leaves out when she invites 

Summer to vacation at her brother's home; things that could topple the walls of the man cave 

Dane’s built around himself while shaking Summer's world. The instant attraction between Dane 

and Summer is undeniable. However, Summer’s presence makes Dane experience emotions 

he doesn’t want to feel. And the sooner he can get her out of his house, the better. (Amazon 

Blurb)

It may have been short (roughly 50 pages), but this novel is heartfelt, true and undeniably a 

story that readers can get lost into when they wish to escape even if it’s for a short period of 

time. I found that Dane and Summer are the type of individuals you’d run into when you walk out 

the door on your way to the grocery store, to work or when you cross them on the street – they 

aren’t perfect and battle their own demons daily, making them relatable. Although we get to 

experience the emotional aspect of this novel (mostly about the turmoil existing in the 

characters), I wish we could have read more of their passions, of themselves and even more of 

the story itself. This is the first novel I’ve read by Tori Del Rey and I enjoyed it; for certain I’ll be 

adding her novels to my to be read list from now on. 

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**Received a copy in exchange for an honest review.  Read and reviewed by Kathleen for Alpha 


Book Club**