Review: Casey and G.T.'s story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2014
She believes she’s not enough…only an obligation…someone to pity but not to claim.He believes he’s holding her back and that she’s too good for the life he can offer her.Because of these assumptions, lies are told, and secrets are kept, but when the darkness and danger invade both Casey and G.T.’s lives separately, the only way they can get through it all is by being together and working through their crap before it’s too late.Seduce Me is the second book in Ryan Michele’s Ravage MC Series; it’s gritty, emotional, and raw. Because it’s told in both Casey and G.T.’s perspectives, readers are led to understand why they make the choices they do, and even if we don’t agree with their actions, their thoughts are clearly exposed through Ryan Michele’s storytelling.Casey and G.T. are two complex characters. Casey’s self esteem has been a big issue throughout most of her life, and it’s only compounded by G.T.’s rejection. She’s suffered in silence for so long, but when events occur that tear her down even further, her struggles can no longer remain quiet. Ryan makes readers feel Casey’s devastation, her depression, and her self loathing. As her heart breaks, ours do as well, and as she struggles to reclaim her life and her sense of self, readers will cheer her own and hope she gets the ending she deserves.G.T. has loved his Angel for so long, but it takes him forever to realize that even if he thinks he doesn’t deserve Casey, he’s a better man with her. In his eyes, pushing her away was the honorable thing to do, but he did more damage than he could have ever imagined. G.T.’s growth as a person and as a biker with an old lady is clearly shown throughout the course of Ravage Me.  Because Ryan Michele’s MC world is full of danger and chaos, Casey and G.T.’s lives will never be completely safe, but as long as they remain loyal, honest, and trustworthy towards each other, they’ll make it work despite the obstacles that may try to get in their way.Casey and G.T.’s story is full of action, angst, and steam. It’s not an insta-love story, which I like; even though they’ve known each other since they were little, they have to work at their relationship and deal with the repercussions of some of their words and actions. What I also enjoyed about the text is the deeper look into what an MC family is all about. What the club does for Casey and G.T. is phenomenal, and it clearly illustrates how the brotherhood takes care of its own.Seduce Me and the Ravage Me are definitely books readers need to check out.A complimentary copy of the text was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.4 poison apples (The Fairest of All Book Reviews)