Complicate Me by M. Robinson….Blog Tour & Review

BLOG TOUR

Title: Complicate Me (The Good Ol’ Boys)

Author: Best Selling Author M. ROBINSON

Genre: Contemporary Romance

Release Day: September 14^th

Cover Design: Rebecca Marie at The Final Wrap

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It was complicated, it was
also just the beginning.

A decision.

A simple choice.

There is always that one
moment in life where things could have been different. That one moment where
you could have chosen a path that would lead you down a certain road.

A different life.

It was easier to pretend that
we were still best friends, and that she was my girl and I was her boy.

Pretending was better than
knowing the truth…

I. Ruined. Us.

I had her.

I lost her.

I love her.

All I did was complicate us.

Buy Links:

Amazon: http://amzn.to/1Kh8vug

KOBO: https://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/complicate-me

SmashWords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/576941

i-Tunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/complicate-me/id1039714276?mt=11

(Nook Coming Soon)

REVIEW

Ok, so first off, I must admit that shamelessly this is the first book I have ever read by the lovely M. Robinson. I know, I know – I am a complete tool for just now getting my shit together and reading something by her. However, I will be rectifying that!

Anyway – Complicate Me was absolutely amazing. My only small issue was certain parts felt as if they sort of dragged on, but it wasn’t enough to make me stop reading altogether. I truly understand that without everything being told as is, the story would have made such a huge impact on me like it did.

“Our first kiss was our beginning and n some ways ours end. This is where our complicated love began.”

I won’t give much of the plot away. I hate when things for me are spoiled in a review and takes away that feeling you get while you are reading cause you know what’s going to happen. But I will say that M. wrote this book beautifully. I love how she wrapped pieces of the future into the past – a foreshadowing.

I have to say that I really connected to these characters. I was able to feel their emotions as everything played. I felt the connection between all of them. Even though we only got to know Lucas/Bo and Alex/Half-pint, you still felt a strong connection to the other characters. And that says a lot about the author and their writing.

“You can’t pretend to be something you’re not. It doesn’t matter if no one understands it, at the end of the day if you’re happy then to hell with everyone else.”

I absolutely enjoyed this story so much. I laughed hard (like serious belly laughs), cried (freaking ugly tears down my cheeks) and everything else in between. At one point, I had to stop reading because I couldn’t see my through my tears. This book just really made me feel everything and made me feel it deep.

I normally need a story with a really good plot and action to keep me enthralled. But this book, the characters and their past are what kept me hooked. I had to see what happened in their lives and where they ended up.

“My Good Ol’ Boys”

And I am looking forward to reading the next book. And the many more after that!!!

My brown eyed girl sat on our blankets with her arms wrapped around her knees, hiding her face. The tiny frame that I adored so much shook uncontrollably, only heightening the deepest sobbing that escalated with each passing second. It was such an intimate moment, not to be shared with anyone, especially me. Alex didn’t cry. I watched her bawl for the first time in my life. I had never seen anyone cry like that before, and it shook me to my core, slicing me whole, and making me feel like I was dying. Carving a memory that I would take to my grave.

There was no going back…

No erasing.

No do overs.

No deleting.

What I witnessed tonight would be my purgatory; I would now close my eyes and forever see her falling apart in front of me. Shattering before my very own eyes and I found it hard to breathe.

Hard to move.

My feet were glued to the goddamn floor as she continued to weep, sob, bawl, violently sucking in air that wasn’t available. I accepted it all; each tear that fell from her face becoming pieces of me. Circulating through my veins and blood, it flowed endlessly, a river of her sadness and sorrow and of my broken promises. No beginning or ending to her cries, just an infinite current, flooding the hole
where my heart should be. The shadow of her trembling petite body reflected off
the walls, leaving a trail of regrets in its wake.

Mine.

Hers.

Ours.

Growing up in a small town you overheard a lot of things. People talking, stories told, town gossip. You listened a lot. You learned a lot. Tourists, townies, friends, and especially family all shared wisdom and advice that you think you will never need.

Bunch of bullshit.

They say you have that one moment in life where things could have been different, that one moment that changes the course of your life or the direction you could have taken. That one moment that could forever change you and everything you wanted to be true,
everything you wanted to believe.

One simple decision could
alter your entire future.

My entire world.

I would forever remember this moment for the rest of my life. This is the moment that changed everything. This is the moment where I took another direction, another road that led me to my own demise. My own regrets. I should have walked in there. I should have apologized. I should have begged for her forgiveness. I should have promised that I would never hurt her again. I should have done whatever it took to make her look at me the way she had our entire lives.

But I didn’t…

I did none of those things…

Not one.

Nothing was said between us.

No words.

No actions.

I was a coward and couldn’t do it. I couldn’t see her like that. I couldn’t look into her eyes and know that I had hurt her. That I had disappointed her. That I ruined her love and lost her respect for me.

The boy who promised he would never hurt her.

The boy who swore he would always protect her.

The boy who vowed he would never let anything happen to her.

That same boy was me.

I was the reason she was bawling.

I was the reason she was hurt.

I was the reason she was broken.

She knew the truth. It had finally caught up to me… I shattered her illusion that I was hers. I ruined the one good thing I had in my life. The girl that owned my heart was bleeding out for me in a way that I had never seen before. The house was no longer our safe place.

I had brought my hurricane with me…

I couldn’t risk the possibility of losing her permanently if I walked in there and admitted my truths. She wouldn’t love me anymore, she wouldn’t look at me the same anymore, and she wouldn’t be mine anymore.

My brown eyed girl.

The girl that I had loved all of my life.

The same girl that I would
love for the rest of my life.

Alexandra.

I gave her the only comfort I could in her moment of despair. I turned around and left. I walked down the stairs and got into my truck. I turned the engine on and drove my sorry ass home. I took a shower and never once looked at myself in the mirror. I pretended that nothing changed. That I didn’t cause her pain, and that she didn’t know the truth. That I didn’t see her sobbing and that she wasn’t even bawling to begin with. That we were still just best friends, and that she was
my girl and I was her boy.

My Half-Pint and her Bo.

It was better than knowing…

I ruined us.

Best Selling Author M. Robinson loves to read. She favors anything that has angst, romance, triangles, cheating, love, and of course sex! She has been reading since the Babysitters Club and R.L. Stein.

She was born in New Jersey but was raised in Tampa Fl. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D in psychology, with two years left.

She is married to an amazing man who she loves to pieces. They have two German Shepherd mixes and a Tabby cat.