Review: I'm happy that Lilli expressed her vulnerabilities and found a place for herself in the club and with Isaac.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 19, 2014
Continuation of review from Move the Sun by Susan Fanetti (See full review of both books at chrissyt83.blogspot.com/).The second book deals with a lot of club politics as Lilli and Isaac take the next step in their relationship. Isaac has to make sure the crystal meth business runs smoothly, and the second installment is much grittier and raw than the first book. Lilli is struggling with retribution while Isaac is trying to save Signal Bend. Lilli allows her insecurities show through while Isaac's desperation for Lilli drives him over the edge.A lot of violence happens, and Isaac is struggling to keep Lilli and his club safe. Isaac's BFF and VP, Show, suffers a terrible tragedy that just broke my heart, and Lawrence Ellis is behind all the violence. He wants to take over Signal Bend, and a struggle between power takes place. Lilli is ex-military, and it takes a lot of self control to keep her military training in check and let Isaac handle it.I'm happy that Lilli expressed her vulnerabilities and found a place for herself in the club and with Isaac. I know it took a lot for her to let go, and it was hard for Isaac to loosen his reigns; but I understand where they were both coming from. I'm happy to say that Lilli and Isaac got the ending they deserved.