Review: It just keeps getting better
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 14, 2014
4.5  star rating for me..  This is the best book of this series to date IMO.  I absolutely love both Slade and Taylor.  Finally grown a** adults that show true love and the struggles of building a relationship.  I ate this book up and read it quickly because it was so good.  This one will be a re-read for me so that I can take my time with it. Slade and Taylor were characters in the previous books.  I recommend this book highly.This is the third book in the series and I have read them all.  The author does a great job of showing the character development of Slade especially.  The relationship and love with not only his sons but with Taylor moved me.  You still have your bad a** MC members, some violence and a pretty good plot.  I commend Kayn on her ability to draw me into the struggles Slade and Taylor had and met in such a positive, balanced way. Can't wait for the next in the series.SPOILERS *****************************************************************After trying to do everything right for the past two years to keep his two boys, Slade is inconsolable and goes off the deep end when the judge awards custody of his two sons to his skanky ex-wife.  For over a year he and Taylor have kept their relationship a secret because Slade did not want his ex-wife to drag Taylor into court.  In the past Slade has been a man ho but with Taylor it is clear he loves her.  What touched me most was how strong his love was for his children and the lengths he would go to to protect his children.  I could go on and on about this one.  There is no cheating and there is a HEA.  Rain/Raul from the previous books show up and yes there is some angst and a pretty good plot.