Review: Was a little let down, but still a solid read.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2014
Sean Morrow was the outcast of the family, the b@st@rd son of the patriarch of the family. The one that never was wanted and the one that always wanted to escape. Leaving one family that he never felt accepted in for another; this one a motorcycle club, Sean is finally ready to return home after five years.Abby was unsure of herself, feeling unworthy expect for in the eyes of her best friend and only boy she had ever loved. But that boy broke her heart when he walked away from her five years ago. She's had to fight to prove that she isn't a failure and with Sean returning that fight just got a bit harder.In the final installment of the Morrow Brother's we get to know Sean whose name had been dropped a few times here and there throughout both the prior books. I wasn't 100% on board with this particular installment and I can't really put my finger on why.Abby was a fierce little heroine that had her share of battles and the scars to prove she won. I think for the first time in a long time I ended up liking the heroine a bit more than the hero. Sean was aggressive and an alpha but that persona just didn't fit with his more damaged side enough for me. I felt like we got two different Sean's and the two just never meshed into one in my opinion.Over all, I still greatly enjoyed the series and the stories that Jackie Ashenden told. The high point was definitely Donovan's book, but the series itself fell around a 3.5-4 star read. I look forward to seeing what other works this author might have in store for us in the future.