Review: Life and Romance in Danger Zone
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 30, 2013
Well-written with good plot line, Denise begins as a debt-ridden, single mother of two teenagers.  When the opportunity comes knocking to earn some money, but not enough, she agrees to cover the shift of Liam's sister, Ronnie.  In doing so, she's aware of Ronnie's connection to the Heaven Hill Motorcycle Club and their alleged illegal activities, but needs the money enough to cover for the co-worker.  That decision leads her to gradual, deeper involvement with Liam, vice president of the motorcycle club and instrumental in their decidedly illegal activities.  Throughout the story, Denise must decide if becoming involved with such a man is a wise decision, particularly considering the misery inflicted on her friends.Part of a series that is yet unread, as a stand-alone, the book has an overarching issue in that it appears to exploit the bad boy image of motorcycle clubs and their stereotypical charismatic members.  Perhaps the larger series provides a more realistic examination of such situations, but this story does not provide a flattering view of motorcycle clubs, portraying them in a stereotypical mob-like fashion.  However, the love story between Denise and Liam is strong and compelling as it also brings in the emotions of the people surrounding them, setting a good stage for other installments in the larger series.This book is recommended for those with a healthy respect for motorcycles, and for those who love tales of romance with men in black leather.  It is also a good read for the downtrodden, who can recognize that there is a difference between fiction and reality.  This book allows your mind to access its imagination and imagine a positive life in a dangerous zone.