Review: Childhood Love
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2014
I was gifted a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.This is the 3rd book I have had the pleasure to read from Olivia Rigal. I find her writing enjoyable in that she gives you just enough clues going in to hook you to the story and then won't let go till the end.When Lisa Mayfield finds out that her brother has been killed while on an undercover assignment she has no choice but to go home. Home to a mother that hasn't truly been alive since her husband passed away several years before. Home to Brian "Ice" Hatcher. The only man she ever loved.Only things aren't how they used to be. While her brother went on into the police service, Brian became the opposite. Now a fully patched member of the Iron Tornadoes MC. Lisa is confused about what is really going on and Brian is not talking. Their relationship is tenuous at best. Brian has secrets that he is refusing to let go of and Lisa suspects that the Iron Tornados had a hand in her brothers death.I was a little disappointed in the way the realtionship with Brian and Lisa was portayed. (My reason for the 4 *'s). I really would have enjoyed more of them together throughout the book, even if it was memories of them being younger. I also felt slightly disconnected to her brothers death. His death was her connection to all the people she met once she got back to town. Seems like we should have gotten more. It was a short, fast read and there is another book in the works that hopefully (please please please) explains all the questions I am now left with.All in all it was a plesant read.