Review: I fell for a bait on switch on this one
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 25, 2013
I didn't care for Meredith in the first book, but loved Tyler. I hoped the story would be more from his point of view. I was disappointed. This was not about the club or trying to find a place for Meredith in that world. It was more about her picking up the pieces. Which is admirable, but not what I bought the book for. It didn't engage me because I didn't like Meredith as a person. I feel like I fell for a bait and switch. Everybody seems to be coasting along, agreeing with all of the major changes going on within the club and personal lives --there was no real tension. Even the villain accepted his fate without railing against it, trying to change it. Really?Several big WTF moments popped up in the plot: For example, four packets of pictures of club members  were sent to Meredith on four separate months. What was the point of the villain sending them?Just damn disappointing. The first book was raw, rough. Denise and the twins were forced to give up their lives, it was unfair and with today's economy I could see how something similar could happen to anyone. Yet, she received her HEA from a dubious source, but it worked out. This story doesn't have the same rawness, angst, or consequences. Another title would be Meredith Gets Her Groove Back: A story of a Rape Survivor. At least this would better inform someone looking for the adrenaline kick of a good motorcycle club setting.Oh, FYI~ I returned this title for a refund.