Review: One Wild Ride
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 14, 2014
"One ride together. Go across the country and back. One ride to get her out of my system for good. One ride to keep her safe. Our one ride begins now."Delilah `Doll' Reklinger is a MC Princess. Her position as daughter of the Haywood's Hellions MC President makes her off-limits to any biker. Too bad that is the type of man Doll wants; it's the type of man who will challenge her, keep her on her toes, and one she could truly be herself with no matter what.When someone makes a threat on Doll's life, her father sends her on a ride across the country with Talon (Tripp) Ward Crews. The man she just recently met at the Hellions' barbeque who made her motor rev instantly. And, despite Tripp's determination to keep Doll at a distance because he feels that he is not the type of man she needs, their electric connection pulls them together, but what happens when their ride ends?The book does start off a bit slow, but once Doll and Tripp hit the road, the pace as well as the heat pick up significantly. Doll is a fabulous heroine.  She is one badass b**** who refuses to take anything from anyone. At times, she may not know when to keep her mouth closed, but her feistiness is what helps her to maintain her sanity in this raw and gritty motorcycle life.Tripp is epitome of a MC biker. He works hard and plays harder; he takes what he wants when he wants it. But, Tripp also holds a lot of his true self in because to show weakness in any aspect is a big risk in the kind of life he leads. On his ride with Doll, Trip is the ultimate protector. He takes his job seriously and will do whatever it takes to keep Doll safe, even from himself.Doll and Tripp's chemistry is off the charts, and readers can feel the sexual tension build as the push and pull of their relationship continues through much of their cross country ride. In the midst of all of the traveling and chaos that ensues, their love story is also being written, but how it will end is anyone's guess in the gritty biker lifestyle.Chelsea Camaron's writing allows her readers to be a part Tripp and Doll's ride. By writing in alternating points of view, we see both the hero's and heroine's views on what occurs as a member of a MC - the good, the bad, and the ugly. Ms. Camaron gives one hell of a look in to the motorcycle world, and I can't wait to see what happens in book 2 for Sass and Tank.Take a chance on this wild ride and hold on tight because you're in for a crazy a** time with the Haywood's Hellions MC.Complimentary copy provided by author/publisher for an honest review.4 poison apples!