Review: Just a solid biker book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 22, 2014
I keep stumbling on these books as they are published and I recognize them as part of a series I have already read which keeps me reading them even though I can't remember these characters very well or past story lines. So that being said this story could be read as a one shot for people not into the series thing. Each of the books is a full book. I'd like to say read them all to get a better idea of some of the pieces of the story but I can't even say that. Past characters come back but they are not the focus of the story. And like I said I can't remember the other two books and did fine.I liked that there were parts of this story that made me uncomfortable. The things that went down with her mom and then her brother. It made me uncomfortable. Her time to move forward made me uncomfortable too. But sometimes I need to be uncomfortable with these books. I mean really we are talking about criminal organizations doing criminal things I should not be feeling like oh this is just super duper and cute little love story sorts of feelings. I should be feeling a degree of conflicted and weird about my feelings about it. And this achieved that. So I was happy about that.I was also happy that a baby didn't just magically appear at the end. Increasingly I've been uncomfortable with all the ladies popping out children in these types of books. It's nice to see a romance that doesn't end up in pregnancy because of a lustful night or whatever.The relationship between the two characters was reasonably adult. I mean adult conversations happened. Yeah there were a bunch of steamy on a whim sex but in between it wasn't all puppy dog eyes and that stuff. Saffron was a thinker and had self esteem (another lacking thing in these books). He was a business guy and had other things to take up his time than chasing after her. That was a nice change of pace too.