Review: Redemption Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2014
The second book in the Defiance series is an intriguing story that brings motorcycles clubs to a post apocalyptic future.Matthias is driven to prove he’s tough enough to become a member of the Defiance motorcycle club, but when he sees a beautiful, spirited girl abducted by a rival MC, he rescues her knowing that it jeopardizes all he’s worked for.  Kidnapped by the Lords of Vengeance, Jessa Everson fights every way she can and having Matthias save her is like gaining her own guardian angel in leather and tattoos.  But now Jessa has to decide whether she’s strong enough to stay in the only place she’s ever known freedom or go back to the very people who betrayed her. Meanwhile, the people of Defiance have their own problems with the mafia and LoV’s.This steady paced plot is full of suspense, romance, self discovery, some action and the fight for survival in a world in chaos. The author makes the reader feel as if they are part of the story by bringing it to life with vivid descriptions and strong compelling characters that capture the reader’s imagination.The attraction between Jessa and Matthias radiates from every page and the sex scenes explode with passion. The relationship is fraught with turmoil and suspicion and the characters aren’t quite ready to trust that there’s such a thing as happiness.  Matthias is a strong alpha male with protective instincts that make him the perfect hero in this post apocalyptic tale. The author uses great details that make the characters seem real and easy to relate to which leaves the reader waning to know more about not only the main couple, but all the characters in this futuristic world.The world created by the author takes concepts from the present and puts them into a future full of chaos which adds a lot of depth and understanding to the story and the story, as well as the characters are belivalbe. I haven’t read the first one yet and I had no problem picking up where the characters stand and what is going on, although I do wish I had read the first one first so I would have had a little more background.