So Steady

Eve Dangerfield — 2019

"A hot, witty, satisfying romance that'll keep you turning the pages." - New York Times bestselling author Kylie Scott Their chemistry is undeniable. But can the tattooed Beast win his Beauty? Or will the secrets of his past ruin everything? “So Steady is soo freaking good. Eve Dangerfield is a master at character and has a charmingly unpretentious style that's my kind of crack. I bow down to her.” - USA Today Bestselling Author Amy Andrews Nicole DaSilva may share her shiny black hair and pretty blue eyes with her twin sister, Sam, but that’s where the similarities end. Nicole’s straight-laced, type A personality makes her the odd-one-out in the free-spirited, ink-loving DaSilva family. With the family tattoo business in trouble Nicole’s come back home to help. And to move on from her broken engagement. “Ummm....I would like to have a moment of silence for my ovaries, please!” - Dirty Girl Romance Blog All Noah Newcomb wants is to keep to himself. He’s had enough trouble in his life, and he’s not looking for any more. Turn up for work at the tattoo studio; collect a paycheck; go home. That’s it. Or that was it… Now Nicole DaSilva is back in town and she’s looking hot as hell. SO STEADY is a full-length contemporary novel by critically acclaimed author Eve Dangerfield. It is the second book in the Silver Daughters Ink Series.

Reviews

Samantha Emery@samj

Oct 17, 2021

Check out this and my other reviews at My Blog, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest Copy received from author in exchange for an honest review ★Book Basics★ Genre : - Cont. Romance Series : - First in the series. Love triangle? - (view spoiler)[No (hide spoiler)] Cheating? - (view spoiler)[No (hide spoiler)] HEA? - (view spoiler)[Yes (hide spoiler)] Would I read more by this author/or in this series? - Yes Rating - 5 stars ★Review★ I was waiting for Noah's story - and it did not disappoint. I love a big silent brooding hero, with secrets to hide but who will adore his heroine. It took me awhile to warm up to Nicole - I was all about Noah right from the start. He has intrigued me since book one. However I did warm to Nicole as we got to know her more as the book went on. It was the perfect opposites attract story - and they are probably one of my favourite couples of the year. Experiencing them trying to fight an off the charts attraction was just brilliant. Eve Dangerfield is probably my favourite author at present. The way she can write such different characters and drag me into a story every time, whilst every story being different - not carbon copy characters or stories. Just pure engaging, passionate, funny, relatable characters and stories. .

Sarah Williams@thehireader

Aug 31, 2021

4.5/5 stars Eve Dangerfield is an auto-buy author for me and she’s done it again with the second book in the SILVER DAUGHTERS INK series. SO STEADY is Nicole and Noah’s story. From the moment we met the two of them and saw their undeniable chemistry in the first book, SO WILD, I knew I’d love watching them find their way together. Nicole is the perfectionist, type-A, planner in a family of heavily-tattooed creative types and tattoo artists. Noah is the hulking silent, brooding, and tatted artist working at Silver Daughters Ink. The two couldn’t look like a weirder match if they tried. And that’s exactly what makes them perfect for each other. Dangerfield manages to write ultra-sexy romances that don’t skimp on the humor and heart. Her female MCs are sharp, witty, and complex—they’re the kind of MCs you just want to be best friends with because of their cutting sense of humor. Her male MCs are brooding/tortured, gentle giants that you can’t help but just swoon for: “I can’t say it yet, but I…and you. Get it?” “He needed to talk, but he had no idea how to put across the knotty tangle of his feelings in a way that made sense. This was the stuff of paintings; aubergine for anger, aquamarine for relief, rose gold because she was rose gold.” My. Heart. Nicole and Noah are my favorite Dangerfield couple yet. Noah and Nicole saw each other in a way that no one else could. They saw through the initial assumptions that people made about their appearances and saw through to the person within: “She wasn’t silver, just like she wasn’t uptight or oversensitive. She was warm and bright, supple and strong. She glowed from the inside. She was rose gold.” I can’t wait to see what Dangerfield writes next. I hope we get a Tabby book! I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for my honest review. This has not impacted or influenced my review or my opinions. For more reviews, check out my Instagram and my Blog!