Review: 4 Fangs
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2014
4 FangsI received this book from Author Selene Chardou and Paranormal Romance and Authors who Rock.Trista is one of those teenagers who is smart and also a bad girl. She never hung out with people her own age and concentrated on her studies so she could get into an Ivy League college. At 18 she was sleeping with one of the bad boys of her brothers motor cycle club, hanging out there for the parties and just being a wild teenager, but it wouldn’t last for long. She was accepted to Stanford and was looking forward to attending. Her whole family was excited for her, and she couldn’t wait to get out of small town Pine Bluff. As she was all packed and ready to leave the Sheriff knocked on her family’s front door in the wee hours of the morning. Strange no one was home yet from one of her older brother’s engagement dinners with the parents. Her parents were dead along with one of her older brothers and the other, the bad boy biker, came to her rescue and silenced her cries. No way was so going to Stanford now. Everyone thought, could this be a biker gang rivalry, was it sabotage? Trista was whisked away to LA to live with her Rock Star cousin Talia, where she met her crush Linx. What will happen next?This book is part of The Love Duet series By Selene Chardou.I truly loved this book because it seemed to associate with real life drama, the truths about gangs, heart break, and that romance only people with broken hearts can experience. I was intrigued in how certain biker gangs only accepted certain nationalities and there were white supremacy bikers. It’s amazing how even now there are “clubs” who focus on pure heritage and race. My favorite character is Trista. She is an old soul who is wise for her age and very smart. She is not afraid to tell people how it is, stand up for herself, and act older then she really is. My favorite part was the ending because everything finally made sense and I wasn’t wondering what was really going on anymore.I did not like how it went from character view to narrative. It drove me nuts because I could really get involved with the characters when it went from them talking to a person narrating the next part. There were several grammar mistakes that I correcting in my head while reading.This book is defiantly for NA and adult readers who are interested in bikers, romance, gangs, crime, Vegas, and rock bands. This was defiantly a Drama romance with hints of young adults and adults.