Paula Marinaro

Solid MC read. I totally enjoyed that it was written in 3rd person. I felt like the whole outlaw motorcycle club thing was well represented. There could have a been a bit more in depth relationship development between the main couple which would have lifted it a star for me. Still I will be going on with the series.

This was a surprise read for me, expected to like it, but I really, REALLY loved it.
Claire is a young woman trying to get in life. She fell for Reno when she first saw him when she was leaving rehab. After a misunderstanding standing they part ways. In the time they have been apart Reno has never forgotten her, and when he returns he is determined to get her back. I loved his character, he was gentle and understanding in helping Claire, and he seemed to know just when she needed a subtle show more push.

I loved all of this novel, the storyline, the characters and the action.
I hope to read more about Glory and Jules' story, and the cliffhanger.
Now I have to catch up and read Raines' story. 5/5 show less

Enjoyed this books better than the other that I read in the series even though I did enjoy that one too. This one stayed pretty solidly fixed on the story between the main couple. There was some MC stuff but not much. The heroine although a soccer mom type at least came from a background that helped her accept his outlaw like style.

It's a good story, it is too much narrative and not enough dialogue but I think it may be the author's first book so allowing for artistic growth, hopefully the rest of the series will get better. He does makes a huge, hurtful mistake, NO CHEATING, and I felt the forgiveness was warranted. Lots of build up for the series by involvement from the girl posse and the club so plenty to draw you in and make you want to read more.
Other reviewers have criticised the editing, I read it from Amazon show more and it stated it had been revised and corrected so again artistic growth and experience maybe make allowances for that. show less