Review: I can't possibly do this book justice, I'll try...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2014
Havoc and Corrine, it did take a little while for them to get together-not too long, just long enough for it to make sense. When they did get together, it was a little fiery, at times explosive. Corrine is fiercely loyal, not just to her man Havoc, but especially with her teenage son. It's her relationship with her son that pulls in Havoc so deeply, it causes him to question his upbringing and nostalgically reminds him of his "lost" friendship with Bart(who was taken/patched over/held hostage by the Scorpions MC.) Bart plays a pivotal role in this story, his action or lack of action leads to devastating consequences. I'm serious, I put my hands over my face and felt myself shake a little during one of the scenes-the injustice will haunt me..this was so well written. But don't let your guard down, this installment of the signal bend series packs several emotional punches you won't believe until you read them. I could not sleep I had to see this story through-I'm going to be a zombie today-BUT SO WORTH IT.It amazes me when a series gets this much better, as opposed to declining(like Sookie Stackhouse or the black dagger brotherhood, yes I went there.) Personally book one is still my favorite with Isaac and Lilly-don't skip their later novella!! Followed by Showdown and Shannon-I have a special place for Showdown in my heart always, and now Havoc and Corrine. That's how well the books are written, the characters come alive and stay with you.You could start the series with this book, but you won't know all the players. If you do start the series with this book, your guaranteed to backtrack. My advice? Read all the books, and its best you read them in order.