Can I read Driving Whiskey Wild as a standalone, or do I need to read the series in order?

You can read Driving Whiskey Wild on its own. It is book 3 of The Whiskeys: Dark Knights at Peaceful Harbor, one of the interconnected sub-series in Melissa Foster's Love in Bloom collection, and every Love in Bloom book is written as a standalone with its own complete romance and a guaranteed happily ever after. Reading the series in order simply lets you follow the extended family as familiar characters reappear across the books.

Who are the main characters in Driving Whiskey Wild?

Driving Whiskey Wild follows Bullet Whiskey and Finlay Wilson. Their romance is the heart of the book, set among the big, close-knit families Melissa Foster's readers return for.

How steamy is Driving Whiskey Wild?

Driving Whiskey Wild is an open-door contemporary romance, so it pairs its emotional story with on-page love scenes. Readers who prefer sweeter, closed-door versions can look for Melissa Foster's clean-language editions published under her pen name, Addison Cole.

Driving Whiskey Wild

Contemporary Romance Romance

Pages: 388
Published: 2020
Language: German

Synopsis

Special Forces veteran and Dark Knights Motorcycle Club member Bullet Whiskey lives to protect his family, their bar, and the residents of the small town he calls home. He is rough, unapologetic, and haunted by a painful secret he guards as fiercely as everyone he loves, a master at keeping people at a distance.

So when his sister hires gorgeous, sweet Finlay Wilson to help expand the biker bar, Bullet is certain he knows exactly how to drive her off.

Finlay has troubles of her own: after losing both her boyfriend and her father, she has come back to her hometown to be near the small family she has left, and she is not about to be scared away from a job she needs.

Working side by side, the two strike sparks neither expects, but passion comes far more easily to them than trust. As their guarded pasts rise up and collide, Bullet learns what it truly means to protect the people he loves, and Finlay discovers whether a hardened man can finally let her in.

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