Review: A lesson in denial
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
Forever Ride gives us Tank and Sass' story in detail. Tank has suffered from the confrontation to take down Dellatore and has a long road of recovery ahead. Sass is still running from the MC world and all of the danger and chaos that comes with it. The reader gets a good glimpse into Tank's history and what has made him the man that he is. Tank didn't feel that he had it in him to give Sass what she needs while Sass has decided that the stability and safety she craves lies with Nick. For Sass, Nick represents all that is normal and secure and she is determined to have that life for herself.I enjoyed Tank's character, but Sass was a bit more of an effort on my part. Sass' desire for the"normal" that mainstream society finds acceptable and desirable caused her to make decisions that were a little annoying. While I could understand why she would run from the danger she knows, she allowed that fear to blind her to the immediate danger to herself. Sass was so busy running from her past that she ran head long into a dangerous future.This edition of the Hellions Ride series is a more compact story than book 1 and there isn't as much from secondary characters. We do get the set up for book 3 Merciless Ride, that will be the history between Rex and Tessie; and more importantly, the simple foundation for book four Innocent Ride that will follow the possible relationship between Rec and Caroline. I am really looking forward to book four. Their story will make for a good tension filled love affair. Hellion's Ride is a completely enjoyable MC series and I look forward to continuing the ride!I received a copy in exchange for an honest review.You can find more from me at Monlatable Book Reviews