Review: Definitely not a winner
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 10 30, 2013
This book is so bad I'm not sure where to begin.  Obviously Ms Briscoe must be a self published first time author.  The plot is convoluted and disjointed making the story line have no discernable direction.  The character development is so poor that each character should be diagnosed with multiple personality or bipolar disorders.  And due to the fact the book had no definitive plot line (the story was all over the place) there was no resolution at the end of the book.  When I finished the book all I could say was. Huh???As to content I'm not sure who would find a "hero" who is a vulgar drug runner and murderer and a "heroine" who puts her children in danger, due to lust for a criminal, entertaining in any way shape or form.  Maybe the same element enjoys reading this type of novel but I personally find it offensive to glorify and romanticize vulgarity and criminal behavior.This book is an insult to honorable motorcycle clubs (most of whom participate in numerous civic and charitable causes) and to the residents of the great state of Kentucky (who  Ms Briscoe has portrayed as vulgar,corrupt, and somewhat ignorant...ie substandard English) .I'm glad this book was free and I'm glad I am done with it.