Review: Just what I'm looking for in an MC Book.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
Oh, wow guys. This book was attention grabbing and had me emotionally invested in it from the get go.The story starts out with Grace coming back to her hometown for her older sister Ruby. She's at a bar and meets and hooks up with Miller aka Lock who was apart of the same MC her old man belonged to before he was murdered (she didn't know that til after though). The particular scene with the ice cubes was hot to me. Once she sees his tattoos and patch, she flees the hotel room.Her sister Ruby needs help and so Grace, who the One-Eyed Jacks all call Little Sister, dives back to the past to her MC family who are all thrilled to see her. From there, you see Grace build back her life where she has always belonged and her one-time hookup with Miller blossoms into something more when she sees him again. Of course, jumping back into her MC world isn't all smooth going, and you see all that. The MC books that show how tight of a bond they have (like a family is supposed to be) are the best ones for me, and this one was one of them.Grace is an awesome heroine. You can tell she was a calm, collected and tough character from the start, but after reading it all, you truly see how strong she really was. Everyone thought that she left for a new start, but it was so much more. As soon as I thought the book would mainly be about her starting up her life again with the MC, it becomes so much more with twists and turns that I wasn't expecting and in turn made this book unique from the redundant story lines you so often read.Aside from Lock and Sister, this was the story of her former old man Dig, too. There were flash backs that at first I was skeptical about because I thought I'd just want to get through them as quickly as possible to get back to the main H&h;, but I was completely wrong. I loved reading Dig and Grace's story just as much. They're love was genuine and nice to read about and I love how Miller was the type of character who says he admires what they had because it's a beautiful thing to see how happy they were in pictures. I cried for Dig's death and I adored how Miller was the one who made her feel that love and connection again. Lock was always locked up inside himself and no one could really get to him, but Grace was his key.I would definitely recommend and I will be looking out for more Cat Porter books :)