Review: More educational and as much fun as a whole season of Weeds =)
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 19, 2014
I was a tiny bit worried about reading this one after The Bare Bones shocker...that book was so dirty, nasty and gritty that I wasn't sure what to expect about this sequel. But when a friend gifted it to me...it was a given...I had to dive in and be fearless! It was actually a really good story...way different from The BB...but it still had some elements of gruesome violence (against men and women)...and had some funny parts thrown in there (everything can't be dark and emotional).When Madison's mother is dying from cancer, little sister June returns from her volunteer work in Africa to help care for her. She becomes involved with club business and Ford's long lost sibling Lytton, unwittingly becoming a pawn in his schemes of revenge and brotherly hatred.This book was so different because it focused on the medical marijuana business (I learned WAY more about how to grow, nurture and sell that stuff by reading this book than from watching the entire series of Weeds), the BDSM world of Masters and slaves and the consequences of children left to grow up without real mothers and fathers to nurture and love them.June was the perfect woman to force a change in the wild, sexually dominant, but yet science nerdy Lytton...she was peace and love and flower-power to the highest degree and I absolutely loved their relationship (more so than Ford and Madison's)...two very intelligent people caught in a world of criminals and evil-doers.A really unique biker romance with a strong family vibe.**** 4 **** "brotherly love and a good woman" stars