Review: It was ok....
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 20, 2014
I've read a few books by this author and this is the first time i dont believe the characters are in love. The heroine uses the heroes to piss off her step mother, they spend 24 hours having sex, and we are supposed to believe they are madly in love with each other?Apparently the heroes have done the menage thing with many women and we are supposed to think this one night stand was different?at least in the other book the character knew each other a little bit longer than a day.  on the day they get married, they talk about not using condoms anymore, i cringed as they talked about being clean and having had tests done before... seriously? they get married without bothering to find out if they have any std's?Also, what was up with the women of the other bikers telling Parker (heroine) what to do with her life? They started butting in telling her she should get married, and telling her that if she could have sex with the guys, its not a big deal to move in. what???? at least if they had been her friends, people the heroine knew and trusted, but no these are people she just met dictating to her what to do.who the heck are these women to be telling her what to do? I wanted the heroine to tell them to butt out and let her make her own choices. It would have been different had the advice been solicited, or if they had told her how they think the heroes are such great guys, but no they just started telling her what to do without anyone asking them.... 0_0Also, what was up with the judge??? and we are supposed to believe an adult can lose their child and get thrown in an asylum, just like that? the judge was insulting the heroine and telling her shes promiscuous, what kind of judge is this???another thing is that the stories are starting to get repetitive, the author takes so much time talking about food, and what the guys are cooking, and how they then do the cleaning. how the guys give the heroine foot rubs, and massages. How the guys take turns riding her on their bike, and the other guy helps her get down.Ive read two books by this author with pregnancy heroines, and in BOTH the heroine doesnt want to give up coffee even though its harmful to her child. In both the heroes have to hide the coffee, or do something to get the heroine to give it up.Thats just what i can remember, it just feels so repetitive now. =/