Flawed

Praise

“This is the kind of romance you devour in one sitting. It’s addictive, sensual and worthy of any contemporary-lover’s library.”—RT Book Reviews
 
“[In Tracy Wolff’s] fun fourth contemporary, linked to her Ethan Frost trilogy, a socialite fallen on hard times gets an unexpected hand up.”—Publishers Weekly

“Readers of Wolff’s Ethan Frost series (Ruined; Addicted; Exposed) will enjoy this well-written glimpse into the lives of some of the series’ other characters and follow-up on Chloe and Ethan. Tori is a strong but vulnerable character that readers will enjoy getting to know.”—Library Journal

“Thanks, Ms. Wolff, for another amazing Ethan Frost book!”—Words We Love By
 
“This is my first Tracy Wolff novel. . . . Why did I not know about her? I am impressed! Tracy wrote Tori and Miles with such pizzazz that I had no choice but to keep turning the pages.”—Read-Love-Blog

“Flawed by Tracy Wolff was a hot sexy read.”—Books & Boys Book Blog

“Fan me down, new bbf on the shelf called Miles Girard. Recommended hot read.”—BBBF Sizzlereads

“The Ethan Frost series has been one of my favorite romance series ever! I’m so happy that Miles and Tori got a book and who would of thought that book would be with them together.”—Just One Opinion

“I fell head over heels for Tori and Miles! The sex scenes are . . . meltingly hot! Such a great couple!”—Christi Barth, author of the Naked Men series

“This story moved quickly and I found myself unable to put the book down.  Highly recommend this read! And get the rest of the books in the series while you’re at it!”—Books According to Abby
 
“I absolutely loved this addition to the Ethan Frost series.”—Bookish Things & More
 
“It’s exactly what we’d expect from Tracy Wolff. Sexy, smart, fast-paced fun.”—Heroes and Heartbreakers
 
“Enemies to lovers is always a fun trope for me. The banter immediately got my attention and had me eager to see how this couple would come together.”—Alpha Book Club
 
“If you are looking for a funny, romantic steam read, then I suggest this book. You do not need to read the other ones [in the series] as this works as a standalone, but I recommend it.”—Booksmacked 

“This story makes me wish this series was on TV.”—Kitty’s Book Spot