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Jordan and Cash were so friggin’ cute together. This was a fun read that had everything I enjoy in a book and then some. Fun filled with bits of angst, lots of steamy scenes and a good dose of love.

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This book is a little lengthy compared to my other recent reads but it gives you a full scope of everybody's story. Jordan now also has the responsibility to take care of her little brother Rafi and try to correct his wild rebel ways. They feel instant attraction but also hindered by the fact that Cash, is technically Jordan's boss as part-owner of Vets on the Go!, their moving business. She is strong willed with a no nonsense attitude. Jordan is his co-worker, whom he cheekily calls Little Army. He is also very brash, has a loud sense of humor and a big appetite to match. He has very low self esteem even with a big heart. Though, I have not read the first book, it was easy to get to know the roster of characters.Ĭash is a former Marine hunky loud mouth. Smooth Moves is the second instament from the Veteran Movers series, following the story of Cash and Jordan. ⚠ Content Warnings: Verbal Abuse from Superiors, Harassment in the Military, Corruption in the Military, Graphic Sexual Content, Infidelity (not between MCs), Minors Selling Drugs, Violence This review is voluntary and opinions are fully my own. Much thanks to NetGalley and Sourcebooks Casablanca for this complimentary copy. But, honey, I’m too much for a sweet thing like you to handle.” 📖 BUY THIS BOOK: Amazon 🌼 Kobo 🌼 Barnes and Noble 📖 “Women get chatty when they want some of me. “612: Jordan Wolfson,” Audio Guide, Whitney Museum of American Art. Black Homicide Victimization in the United States: An Analysis of 2014 Homicide Data. “Why Latinx?,” Latin American and Latinx Visual Culture, vol. New York and London: Continuum International Publishing Group. The Aesthetics of Violence in Contemporary Media. The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS): 2010–2012 State Report,, 1 and 18. “Why the Whitney’s Humanist, Pro-Diversity Biennial is a Revelation,” The New York Times (March 16, 2017). “Confronting the ‘Shocking’ Virtual-Reality Artwork at the Whitney Biennial,” The New Yorker (March 20, 2017). On Violence and On Violence Against Women. Rainey, Lawrence, Christine Poggi, and Laura Wittman, eds. “I Love Myself I Want You to Love Me,” Mousse Magazine #59 (August 6, 2017). (2019) “US Patterns of Arts Participation: A Full Report from the 2017 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts,”. “There Are Huge Racial Disparities in How US Police Use Force,” Vox, November 14, 2018, “Transgender Community Faces its Deadliest Year, But This Group Wants to Help,” CNN, February 26, 2019. 2017.“Dismantling the Show: The 2017 Whitney Biennial,” Ocula (July 7, 2017). “The Gut-Wrenching VR Work That’s Got the Art World Talking about Violence,” Artsy (March 17, 2017). “The Forgotten Minority in Police Shootings,” CNN, November 13, 2017. “Why Dana Schutz’s Emmett Till Painting Must Stay: A Q&A With the Whitney Biennial’s Christopher Lew,” Artnet News (March 30, 2017). “A History of Violence: Jordan Wolfson on His Shocking Foray into VR at the Whitney Biennial,” ARTnews, March 1, 2017. “The Whitney Nails a Balancing-Act Biennial,” Artnet News (March 14, 2017).

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