SO good!!

Chloe started to bore me in the beginning because she over thought everything. Fighting for her independence and dealing with her past. All in all it was a great book Tracy in a great writer. Amazed at how she captured every one of Chloe's thoughts and wrote them. Very creative and talented. I would recommend this book.

Strong voice and an irresistable leading man! Good read!

It was all I could do to finish this book, and even then I skimmed so much of it trying to avoid the whiney and endless repetitive internal monologue of Chloe. The interactions between the characters were so ridiculous and unbelievable. I don't care what happens in book two.

Ruined by Tracy Wolff is the first book in her Ethan Frost series. A steamy romance interwoven with a traumatic past and a promising future you will fall hard for these characters. Chloe Girard is a promising new intern at Frost Industries and is beyond excited about her new non-paying job. It's everything she ever wanted for her resumé and puts her one step closer to her Goal of being accepted into a prestigious law school. Ethan Frost is the owner, creator, and CEO of Frost Industries. He is approachable, hot, endearing and the second he lays eyes on Chloe he is beyond interested. When she gives as good as she gets at the smoothie bar he's hooked. The build up between these two is rapid and wonderful. It's instalove in a way that works so well for me as the author goes above and beyond to show the ways that they just "click" even when there are other forces pushing between them. Ends on a cliffhanger and is told from Chloe's POV only. An amazing read and thank goodness book two is out already ;-) Addicted.

Is an annoying and whiny b@$ch! Ugh. She deserves to be alone in misery. Book left me irritated.

This author was so busy making the female lead an annoying, angst ridden flake that she failed to make me feel any connection to the lead character. This book completely sucked and was a waste of money. This is my first review after purchasing many IBooks. This book was so abhorrent I just had to write a review.

A must read! Can't wait to read the 2nd book!

Ok not sure how I feel about this read. So much internal drama and it wasn't balanced with conversations among the characters at all. That's my biggest issue. Problem arises, five pages of thought, six words spoken, problem solved. I don't know. This didn't do it for me. Had good bones and that's why I kept reading but the plot lines didn't save the character development.

This entire book is the female POV and is it mostly about her internal struggles and insecurities. Because of this you get no sense of the Male POV. Why does he like her so much? There is so little dialog the story is not interesting. Just her going on and on about what happened to her five years ago and how she feels. Then the ages are off. She was raped at 15, the book places her five years later or 20 years old but she is a law school intern. Most 20 year olds are Juniors or seniors in undergrad. And how old is he, Ethan?? Frustrated that I read this poorly constructed book.