In the third book to the Bristol Collection, Josephine Myles pairs together two polar opposites. Derek "Dare" Nelson is a little rough around the edges. His family is not picture perfect and he makes a living out of fixing up custom campervans while Grant Metravers is a developer hoping to make Dare his next client. Grant is also recently divorce after telling his wife that he is gay.

On a night of drunken reverie, Dare escorts Grant home before he can start a brawl at a friend's party. Pissed drunk, Grant has no recollection of Dare's good deed. However, it's clear that they share a natural chemistry from the start. In this unlikely couple, Myles pens a beautifully written, charming romance for these two characters in a way that had me smiling from ear to ear by the end.

Myles has a talent for writing good dialogue and while Dare and Grant often bicker, it's entertaining to see how the author is able to keep their banter for great lengths of time. Moreover, Myles also emphasizes their differences a lot which should almost work against what she is trying to build, but it actually makes you enjoy their romance more. The natural chemistry still shows through, making SCRAP my favorite of the series.