Review: Red hot reviving action
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
This is book three of Nina Levine's Storm MC series and what a book it is!! Please read previous title's Storm, Fierce & Blaze before reading Revive.I for one have always loved Nash Walker's character. His flirting, humour and genuine love for his biker family shines through in previous books. But I've been curious as to what drove him to drink and sleep through women at the rate I drink coffee!Nash Walker appears to be a confident, cocky, carefree playboy but inside he's a cyclone of anger, insecurity, guilt and hurt. Velvet, a stripper at Indigo and the woman who he's been friends with for four years sees another damaged soul and wants to help him heal. She has her own past which makes her guard her heart as much as Nash does, betrayal, lies and doubt from vicious Ex husbands can do that to a woman. They find solace in friendship, an easiness that is a rarity to find.One night changes all that, can two people with so much hurt and pain let their hearts be revived by each other or will the demons of their pasts keep them apart??Nina gives us all the details of Nash's history and what a life he has lead, I felt for what he'd had to deal with and understood why he guarded his heart so well. This book focuses on acceptance and forgiveness " your largest fear carries your greatest growth" this applies to Nash and Velvet. Both are capable of love and deserve to be loved their only obstacle is their insecurities, doubt and guilt.This book also has the brewing tension of Marcus and the club which culminates in the mother of all revelations at the end. Storm MC will never be the same again and left me reeling with thoughts on Griff, Kick and Wilder!!!! Nina how could you do that to us!!I adored this book and my only complaint was that it ended!! A five star ride from start to finish roll on October with Blade's story Slay.