Review: 4 1/2 stars, short but addictive
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2014
4 1/2 stars. I really, really liked this book but I wish I had known it ended on a cliffhanger, and that it was a serial book. Even though This book had these issues I still really enjoyed the book and wished it was longer. I loved the idea and story behind the hero and heroine, and all the background in this book just made me connect more with both Asher and Lilly. A lot of the books I have been reading lately I have fond myself wanting to skim or skip ahead so that I could get the book done quicker, but this one was the opposite I didn't want it to end and the higher I got in percentage the more I wanted to slow down but the story kept me from being able to slow down.When Lilly finds out her mother has cancer she leaves college and comes home. On the way home Lilly has an accident, stander with no cell phone Lilly is rescued by a MC group against her will. When the ride ends up at her moms house without giving the man her address Lilly is scared and confused. Then she finds out the man is Asher. Asher and Lilly were inseparable growing up. Lilly had it all while Asher was from the wrong side of town. Then one day her parents enrolled her in boarding school and shipped her off before she could even tell Asher goodbye. Now years later they are both very different people, but Lilly can't deny how she still feels about Asher and soon she finds herself going to him and then wrapped in Asher's dangerous world of his MC.This was a great short story, I easily fell in love not only with Asher and Lilly but also with their story. Asher was your typical strong possessive biker but he was also the boy Lilly left behind. Lilly struggled with reconciling the past Asher with the present Asher, and trying to decide if she could live without him. I din't want this book to end and when I saw it ended the way it did I was really upset then I saw that book two was out so I was good. Hopefully book two won't end on a cliffhanger, since book three has yet to be released. I also really hope this won't be to many parts. Elsa Day did a great job creating a world that easily sucked me in and kept me hooked.