Review: LOVED IT! A BIKER ROMANCE MIXED WITH SUSPENSE...A HEROINE THAT ROCKED AND SEX THAT SIZZLES
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 18, 2013
"He was growling almost constantly now. He yanked her onto her knees, grabbing her ponytail and yanking her head back, and he was inside her again , pounding hard, the hair on his legs scratching at her thighs every time they slammed together. Okay, she was coming; he was so _______deep, stretching her wide. She bucked against him, making as much noise as he was, her breath coming in something like shrieks now.“____, Isaac. ____, it’s good.”“Not enough ,” he rasped. “I want you screaming, baby.”I love books that come out of nowhere and wow you. That’s exactly what happened here. I had never heard of this book or this author until I saw someone mention it in one of the GR groups I’m a member of. Since I admittedly have no willpower when it comes to Biker/MC books, I immediately stopped everything I was doing and one-clicked. Alot of the more recent Biker books have left me feeling disappointed. I'm happy to report that I loved Move the Sun!So here's the setup: Lillie moves to the nowhere town of Signal Bend, MO. There she immediately catches the eye of Isaac, the President of the Night Horde Motorcycle Club. (Yes!!!). Right from the start these two have undeniable chemistry but both are unsure if they can risk getting entangled with the other. Isaac has a huge responsibility protecting Signal Bend from outside (and inside) threats and dangers. He knows right away that Lillie is hiding something and he isn’t sure that her presence won’t cause harm to his small town, his MC, or his other varied interest."He didn’t know what her story was— he’d ____ sure find out— but she was something special, something to behold. Something dangerous….…he found himself really hoping that whatever Lilli was hiding, it wasn’t something that would get in his way. He liked her. He would hate to hurt her. He would, if he had to. If she threatened his people or his town, he’d end her without hesitation. But he’d be unhappy about it."Lillie definitely has her reasons for moving to the small down and she can’t afford to let anyone get in her way, not even Isaac. While we aren’t given the exact reason as to why Lillie is in Signal Bend until maybe half way through the story, we are given plenty of clues that Lillie is a lot more than what she first seems. (We learn even more about Lillie through short flashbacks that occur throughout the book). There's alot of mistrust between Lillie and Isaac in the beginning but with no clear evidence that their mingling will cause hardship to either of them, they give in to their chemistry, again and again and again.“I mean to ____ you, Sport, secrets or not. Now’s the time to say you don’t want it.She grinned. She wanted it. "This book did score big with me because the hero was a biker, I can't deny it. But that was just the beginning of what I liked about it.This is not a NA read. No one just finished college and is trying to “make it”, no twenty somethings here. Both characters are secure in who they are and are full-fledged adults. Refreshing!The heroine is KICK __ ! I always say I love a damsel in distress and I really do. But the truth is, I think a KICK ___heroine is way more AWESEOME and fun to read about! I have to rate Lillie right up there with Bullet from Bullet to the Heart in terms of female characters that totally ROCK! She’s a total bad ___ ! Not only that, she’s intelligent, confident, sexy…She owns who she is with no excuses. She's demanding and at times aggressive and has no problem communicating and fulfilling her sexual needs.She is a definite equal, in and out of the bedroom. And she was totally sassy.The sex is plentiful and smoking HOT! It’s intense and rough and really freakin sexy. Both characters give as good as they get. There’s a lot of dirty talk during the actual deed which I always appreciate. Both Lillie and Isaac seem to have a lot to say, ha. I could give example after example at scenes that left me hot and bothered. My kindle is highlighted numerous times (I had to go back and re-read for the sake of this review of course!)The overall story was really well written and I was hooked after the first few chapters. The characters were well-developed and I enjoyed the dual points or view. I feel like not only did I get a Biker/MC romance, I got a romantic suspense story as well, with a dose or erotica thrown in. While there was a lot of sex in the book, there was also a true romance that developed. I loved seeing both characters open up to each other."She’d always wanted rough sex; sweet and gentle made her feel impatient and unsatisfied. Sometimes her _____ had seemed only a few steps from brawls. That was the case with Isaac, too. They’d literally fought their way to a ____. But she’d learned something in this time with him. What she really wanted, what turned her on more than anything, was to trust her man enough to give herself over. She wanted his strong hands to move her, demand of her. Sweet and gentle was amazing when she felt tamed by it. "There wasn't alot that I didn't really like about this Move the Sun. It was very sexy heavy, it was a little over the top in a few parts, and there's a few things I thought Lillie should have known early on that she didn't. BUt that's really it. It's really a 4.5 - 5.0 STAR read for me! A couple quick notes. I don't consider this book to have a cliff-hanger ending. The main story between Isaac and Lillie ends in this book. There is an ongoing story line that involves the whole Motorcycle club that has not been resolved and will need to be addressed in future books. Just a note, they have a shit storm coming their way so whatever happens, should be quite interesting! Club drama baby!The second book in the series, Behold the Stars, will focus on Lillie and Isaac as well. It is scheduled to release sometime in December.