Review: the perfection of a romance for a couple not twenty something..
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2014
I rarely do reviews.  I rarely feel the need because with these genre of books, you have a fair idea of what you're getting.  Cheep and cheerful with some 'will they won't they' moments tossed in.This little book disproves that in the loveliest and saddest of ways.  I'd read the first book, loved it!  Didn't read the second book because the book didn't have another couple.  It was that in-between tragedy story that appears to have been full of sadness and the worst kind of suffering.  And for me, I'm glad I didn't read it because the sorrow in Show I felt was more stark, more heart wrenching when hearing about what happened in his words.  Devastatingly sad.To see a man like him suffer believing,I  think, that it was to be his life and he'd earned it, was so so sad. To see then how he and Shannon grieved, healed and faced their sorrows and come out united and deeply in love was beautiful.Again, reviews are not my thing, but this book is a keeper.  Bikers can hurt, can grieve, can give up and yet still not be broken .  Show, all 50 years of him, is easily in my top 5 romantic heros, and I'm so happy he got his happy ever after with a good woman who had had her own pain.This is a beautiful book, and if you read some reviews, read the book jackets, and don't want to read a series, I think you can still read this and know what happened in the other stories as the author gives good insight via the characters and narations.Highly recommend it!