Review: Every trip to Signal Bend is like going home - can't wait for Havoc!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2014
My fourth visit to Signal Bend was very good. I became invested in the Horde MC and Signal Bend in the previous books in this series but believe this book could be read as a standalone. Again, this author has written a story of love, commitment and overcoming past experiences/insecurities that hold people back. The main focus is about Bart and Riley’s relationship, but the love/commitment issues are strongly brought out also in the relationship between the Horde MC members. Bart and Riley are an unlikely match. Bart is the bad boy biker with a criminal background and a sad family history. Riley is the spoiled child star cum adult that has had her life controlled by others since age four. It’s a fast moving romance but believable. All of the previous characters including Isaac, Lilli, Show, Shannon, Havoc, Len and the other MC members show up. The most moving scene in the book and a testament to the love between the big bad alphas was Bart visiting Isaac in the hospital. What a tear jerker for me. I really wanted the situation with Isaac resolved but will patiently wait for the novella, In Dark Woods, to be released March 22nd. Another 5 star read for me without a doubt. Looking forward to Havoc’s story next. The relationship that developed between he and Bart also touched me in this book. So the book, to me, wasn’t just about love between Bart and Riley, it was also about the love between all of the good guys in the Horde MC. A real band of brothers.