Review: Very addictive
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2014
This book was an unexpected surprise for me. As you know I read the first book in this series the night before and I, still having a hard time adjusting to the motorcycle club kind of life, was still reserved on how I felt about MC books. But Emily Minton and Dawn Martens certainly took any apprehension that I had and tossed it aside and wrote a book full of love, pain, steam and commitment.Daisy is a daughter and a granddaughter born into the club. Her mother is a bitch, yes, I am calling a spade a spade and this is actually a bit of an understatement. But Daisy is well loved and adored by the boys in the club as well as Jenna. But so much has happened in her life and she has been excluded from the club for several years because of her mother. But she still has a best friend on the inside and she is for the most part, happy. Her grandparents are amazing members of this club and they would do anything for Daisy.But just a few months before she turns 18, her life is changed forever. She meets Preach for the first time and what Little Flower doesn’t know is that is the moment that will change everything in her life. That is the moment that will forever shape her future and everything she knows, wants and needs to protect herself from.Preach has been with the club for two years and still does not have his cut. But he is devoted and loyal to the boys in the club and one day he knows that he will be a full fledged member. They have been his family for a long time now and he wants nothing more than for it to become permanent. The other thing we have to know about Preach is that he has a very sad past. He is not the perfect guy, he did his time. But the reason for it is what all great men are made of. He did it all for the love of family. It has forever shaped who he is.Again, that one pivotal moment in his life happens the first time he sees Little Flower. He knows that she is going to be the one for him for life. He will be a member and she will be his old lady. Oh… if only things in this motorcycle club could be so perfect.These two have been hurt by the ones that are supposed to love them the most, including each other. They torture and torment their hearts and finding clarity often comes at the expense of more pain. These two just can’t get it right but are so incredibly perfect for one another. But she is going to have to learn to forgive and he is going to have to change his ways or they will continue on the downward spiral.Again, I was quite surprised at how much I loved this book. I never thought I would like motorcycle club kind of books, bikers are not really my thing. But there is something about this series that just makes it so much more than just a book about a biker club. There is nothing more important to family in my life and it may be the only thing I have in common with any of the characters in the book but they have it and they have a big family. That is the touching part. Family is not always happy and family doesn’t always get along, but at the end of the day, they always have one another to count on and rely on. It may be a strange connection to make with a book, but it is really what caught me and kept me reading.Emily Minton and Dawn Matens take these characters through hell and back and then when you think things are finally going to work out, they hit us all over again. It was a very addictive kind of book because ultimately, I had no idea what to expect on the next page but I had to find out! This is a great read and highly recommended!*I recieved a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review