Review: Love this kind of love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
I've read all of Nicole Snow's MC romance books so far, and I'm really growing to like them.  They're a bit different from what I usually read, but in an interesting and gritty sort of way.  Everything's very raw and real in a sense, which makes the stories a lot more intense.That's basically what you should know going into this.  Sometimes it's dark and rough, but these are still love stories so there's romance, too.  It's just a different sort of kind, you know?Saffron's not really in a good place in her life.  With her mother not being able to really support herself, and her brother having left, it's up to her to support them.  This might not be so bad, but it's hardly easy considering the situation she's in.  With some really bad motorcycle clubs roaming the area, there's not a lot of work around for people to make an honest living.  You're either with them or you're against them, and there's not much more to it than that.  She manages to survive, but... she's sort of forced into doing it in not the best of ways, working as a showgirl at one of the MC clubs.Blaze isn't a nice guy, but he's nicer than the alternatives.  He's crass and rude and rough, but he's also safe and protective and loyal.  He doesn't want to hurt anyone, but he's the kind of man who realizes that sometimes what he wants doesn't matter.  Not everyone feels the same way, you know?  Some people enjoy suffering and hurting others, and sometimes you can't just sit back and watch that kind of thing happen.  It's sort of a "fight fire with fire" situation, I guess.Saffron and Blaze aren't really good for each other, either.  He doesn't want to get tied down, first off, and she really doesn't want to get involved with someone like him, but...Their story is definitely interesting.  It's sweet in a way, but uh... in a darker and violent sort of way?  No idea how else to put that!  They've got some rough times ahead before they realize what they really want, and even then, I don't think what they want is going to be the best for either of them, but...I think that's what I really enjoyed about this story.  There's a sense of impending doom all around it, where you just don't know what's going to happen.  It's intense and rough and raw, and maybe it's bad, but it's bad in a good sort of way.  It makes you think about a lot of things and situations that you might never want to really be in, but the situations that people find themselves in sometimes.  Can we still make a good life for ourselves even in the face of such harsh adversity?  Is there still love and romance for people like that?If you like biker romance stories, Nicole Snow has some of the best, and Savage Kind of Love is definitely a great one.  It's got all of the things you could want from a story like this, and then more, too.  It's kind of a roller coaster rough motorcycle wild ride (it's a lot of things!), and I'd really recommend it for fans of the genre.