Review: Awesome series!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
*I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review*Ryder and Jade are back in the 2nd installment of the Scorpio Stingers MC series in Unchain My Heart.  Readers are also introduced to Harrison Summers and Eva Ryder’s perspectives.  Ryder and Jade have everyone against them, but what does everyone else matter when you have love?  Harrison Summers is a dark person who can’t let go of his need for revenge.  When he sees the beautiful Eva Ryder sitting at a table his whole world begins to spin, and then he meets her brother, none other than Ryder Knox.I was so excited to read this book.  Having just finished Ryder and Two World’s Colliding, it loaded to my Kindle at the perfect time.  The reader goes through four POVs throughout the story, we get a lot of Ryder and Jade and then a little of Harrison and Eva.  Ryder and Jade go through some extremely testing and difficult situations throughout the story.  I found through a lot of the beginning of the book, they are somewhat alienated from the rest of the characters and we get more of them together.  With the absence of the MC and Jade’s family the reader is able to connect more with both characters and their relationship.Harrison Summers…..oh Harrison, Harrison….The dude is seriously bordering on psychotic. I hated him for a good portion of the book.  He was more of a villain, in my opinion, in this story.  Stubborn, dark and damn near demented the guy is just ca-razy.  I was actually surprised to see the way he was in the bedroom.  While it totally fits his personality, I wasn’t expecting it in this story, but I really liked that element to his character and felt it brought the story to a whole new level.Eva Ryder, she is just an awesome character.  She knows how to get to Harrison and she knows how to bring out his good.  So I really look forward to seeing what she can accomplish with him in the next installments and if we will see this huge turn around.I loved this story.  I did notice at times there were terms and the way things were said that would come from someone from Australia or England vs. someone from LA.  I am born and raised in Southern California so I noticed them right away, because we wouldn’t use that terminology, but I got over it quick.  I found there was this contrast with Harrison and Ryder which created this great irony.  Where you would expect Ryder, this tough biker boy with an extremely dark past to be unrelenting and unforgiving, it is actually the opposite.  Ryder is all forgiving and most of the time the cool headed one.  Harrison, the boy from this privileged upbringing with a strong family base, who also had his own trauma, is stuck in his own darkness and need for revenge.  It was definitely an important element that I didn’t miss.  This was a great installment to the series and I can’t wait for the next.