Review: Trust will save them both
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 18, 2014
Madison, the daughter of a MC president, walked away from her family two years before the start of the story because of some serious trauma. At that point, she was in love with J (Jason), who lost Madison when he chose the MC over her.  On orders of the MC president (her father) and VP (her brother) because her life is in danger, J brings Madison home and back into the fold.J is one hot alpha motorcycle guy!  Madison comes across as a very whiney needy girl. She does have her reasons, though: she is still traumatized about what happened to her two years before, and because those around her just won't talk about what happened, she is frustrated but becoming stronger each day as she is winning her fight against an addiction.They are in a definite struggle for their lives and love, and both have to learn to trust in order for them and their love to survive.An example of J's hotness, not only in the sack:J: "Don't be ashamed. Okay? You need to move past this and that won't help you.  It was a bad day, and yeah you didn't handle it the best. But, babe we all have days like that. It's how you handle it now and the next time it happens that counts. And I need you to know that I am here for you. I want to be the person you turn to when s*** gets real. Can you let me be that for you?"I have read a lot of MC books in the last year, and this one falls about right in the middle of the pack, mostly for the whining and the real lack of solid (and correct) sentence punctuation.  There was something in it, though, that made me want to read the second book in the series, and I am might glad I went on to read that one!