Review: Enjoyable read ~ 3.5 Stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 12, 2013
Reviewed by Kimfor Read Your Writes Book ReviewsFor a first time author, I think Vicki did a wonderful job of telling a story.  While I won't say the book grabbed my attention and didn't let go until the very end,  I will say that it kept me wondering what was going to happen.  Most of the Bliss books I've read have included "behind the door romance".  Meaning the action is alluded to.  Bikers and Pearls is what I call a truly sweet romance.  The most you are going to get is kissing, which is fine.Bikers and Pearls is a book about first impressions and realizing that impressions can generally be wrong.  What you see isn't really what you get... That sometimes, you have to look within yourself to understand that the problem isn't with the person in front of you, but with the person you see looking back at you in the mirror.Bull Clayton is a biker through and through.  He dresses the part and acts the part.  But there's more to Bull than meets the eye.  He is truly a person you can't judge by outward appearances.  Bull has a past.  One he isn't proud of, but has worked very hard to overcome.  April Church is a heroine in desperate need of evolving and stepping out of her comfort zone.  April desperately wants to be a part of "high society" i.e. the Ladies League, but she doesn't have the pedigree to get in automatically and has to work for it.  Due to a tragic and traumatic event as a child, April likes to live her life in her own comfort zone.  She's the Risk Assessment Manager for a local insurance company and assesses the risk in everything she does.  If it's too risky, she doesn't do it.These two people from different backgrounds are brought together by one little boy.  Together the journey they each set out on will change their perceptions of each other and those around them.  Their chance meeting will also be the catalyst for their own self discovery and growth.  Their journey is truly an enjoyable read.Source: Publisher