Review: Pretty good start to a series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 15, 2014
I read this book in one day and was immediately reminded of a Romeo and Juliet story, but biker version and without the main characters dying. Roxanne is the daughter of the president of the Condemned Angels while Chase is with the Hell's Rebels. Being from two different clubs the young lovers are warned to stay away from one another. Thinking it is for the best for Roxanne, Chase leaves and doesn't return until she has finished college and is ready to start her life. Burying one's feelings isn't easy, especially when the woman you love is with another man. Though they try their feelings run too deeply to ignore.Can they look past the bikes to find a future together, or will the rival MCs stop their happily-ever-after?The writing style was a little simple but flowed well through the book. I really enjoyed the build up between Chase and Roxanne's love and the suspense when the villain (so to say) was revealed. There is a lot of angst, sexual passion, and enough twists to keep you reading until the very end! The plot development was fantastic, written just right so it doesn't feel too rushed or too slow.Roxanne is your biker princess who knows exactly what she wants and isn't afraid to let everyone know that. She is feisty, independent, loyal, and also sweet when the moment calls for it. All around I loved her. Chase is a tough, alpha male who had a bit of an issue owning up to his own feelings but when that moment came, he grabbed it.Though this story line sounds typical, Heather Leigh made it uniquely hers and completely unforgettable. The ending has a huge cliffhanger but don't let that stop you from enjoying a fantastic series in the making. I had a tiny bit of an issue with one scene but that was personal and doesn't affect my rating. All in all I am really glad I picked up this book and cannot wait to read the next one! Highly recommended to MC lovers!