Review: Different type of MC story makes this an interesting read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 16, 2014
Hiding In Plain Sight turned out to be a book I couldn't put down because of the different layers within the story.Reese is a 21 year old woman, possessing a combination of naivete and jadedness.  She's from east Texas, her family of ne'er do well brothers and a jerk wad for a father, who doesn't hesitate to show his fists to Reese and her mom. Reese's dilemma is her no good father has sold her to a wrinkled prune of a man who's only intentions for Reese to produce an heir and to make her already miserable life even more miserable, who's also enlisted the help of the Serbian mob to try and find her.  Reese escapes by running away, selling her Mercedes for a broken down heap of a clunker.  She's stranded on a rural road in Kansas when Brand comes along.  Brand is a "member" of the Hellions MC.  Because of his history and what he's already experienced, he turns around on that road and comes to the aid of Reese.I love how Brand and Reese's story come together.  Brand sees a young, almost innocent girl who's lived a cruel and inhumane life and knows she's running away but hasn't the slightest clue as to how to hide.  Brand was an orphan from the war torn country of Serbia and had seen more than his fair share of heartache.  Brand has a lot going on in this story that makes this a really good book.  If you've read MC romances before you'll get the usual behavior in Hiding in Plain Sight.I would definitely re-read Hiding in Plain Sight.  I also read the Possibility of Trey - both can be read as standalone books.