Review: liked this one!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
Dex and Faye grew up near each other, but he was older than she was.  Faye ended up dating his younger, twerpier brother, Eric, for six years.  One day, when Faye surprises Eric and her good friend in bed, she interrupts them by yelling ( her reaction is anger instead of tears) and ends things with Eric.  Later she says to him, coldly, "I hope she was worth it."  He admits she was not.You like Faye.  She is not so broken by Eric's betrayal that she loses her dignity and takes him back. She has boundaries and standards.  She likes the place tidy.  She likes people treated fairly.  Naked women and public sex at the Club headquarters do not sit well with her.  In an encounter where an old girlfriend begs Dex to drag her off to his room, and he declines, and she keeps begging, Faye butts in and says, "Stop it.  Where's your self-respect?"  Right on, sister.The MC has secrets.  It's a violent world and the rivalries between clubs seem absurd, especially when innocents die in the crossfire.  The Club business has a legitimate motorcycle repair garage and a strip club, but when Dex leaves for two-day trips on Club business, that is never explained.  Maybe we'll learn more in future books, when Faye is the Club attorney and the legal issues come before her.