Thirsty (Eastside Brewery #1)
By Mia Hopkins
A copy of this book was provided via NetGalley for an honest review.
3 stars
This book was started out little slow for me but as I continued
reading, the story started to unfold and I wanted to see Salvador Rosas “Ghost”
made it out of the Eastside and make something of himself. Ghost grew up with gang life in his
blood. His father and grandfather were
both part of the local gangs. So it was
only natural that he would follow that path.
After a stint in jail, Ghost knows that he must walk the straight and narrow;
get his life together not only for himself but for his little brother that
would be getting out of jail soon. Ghost
works 2 jobs at night to make an honest living.
But when he must find a place to live, he is not sure what to do.
Vanessa Velasco knows what life on the Eastside is like. She has
lived her whole life. She was the road to
getting out of there until she found love; causing her to put her plans on
hold. But Vanessa is a tough
cookie. She knows how the gang life is
but when her grandmother offers Ghost their garage to live in, she must put
some ground rules down to protect her family.
Sometimes your childhood crushes become a reality. That reality so much more than you could
imagine. As we watch Ghost and Vanessa
learn to accept fate and trust again, they show each other a side no one else
has seen.
I look forward to seeing where their story leads; will they make
it out of the
Eastside and accomplish more than they thought possible with
their lives? Or will the Eastside consume
them like most the locals here?
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