Review: The Biker, The Princess & The Beast
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
Unchain My Heart is the continuation of Ryder and Jade's love story and takes up where Two Worlds Colliding left off. "The Biker and The Princess."This time we also meet Harrison and Eva, Jade and Ryder's respective siblings and see how their relationship begins.As it is with all of Jani's books, I enjoy her writing style. It is a fast paced read, and there is always something happening to keep you interested in turning those pages and jam-packed full of emotion.Unchain My Heart is told via four different points of view- Ryder, Jade, Harrison and Eva. All these characters have very different personalities and have likeable or admirable traits.Ryder is showing less of his "bad ass biker" side, and we see more of a caring loving man that any woman deserves. He isn't developed too quickly in this direction and the shift feels realistic.Jade is still the feisty princess that we know and love, and all she wants is to be with Ryder and for her family to accept it.Then there is Harrison, Jade's brother and a police officer out for revenge. This character is hard to judge as he's clearly a broken and angry man, he doesn't come across as a very nice guy. I found him hard to like at first because he was quite hostile. However, I believe he has good intentions, and that makes him admirable.Finally, we meet Eva; Ryder's half sister. She comes across as a very smart, sophisticated woman and is very likeable from the word go. Eva is drawn to Harrison as he is to her, and the start of their relationship is anything but normal. Interesting nonetheless.This story contains violence, drama and very steamy sex scenes. All the elements a good biker book needs. The ending has been left open ready to carry over to the next installment in this series that may or may not appeal to you. I didn't feel shortchanged by this as I expected the opening to be left knowing that there are more books to follow.Love your biker boys then you need to read this.4 stars!*copy of book gifted to me by the author in return for an honest review*