Review: Just Ok
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2014
This was not a bad book, it just did not knock my socks off. Scott and Harlow were likable and the writing was good. I think you need to read the first book to figure out what was going on with the MC club, it was a bit confusing. The first chapter seemed like it should have been the last chapter in the first book.....I was wondering where the two main characters were.Harlow is working hard it try and help her mom get her bakery back on track, they have a nice relationship. She meets Scott when he brings the neighbor girls cat in (her mom is a druggie and Scott keeps his eye on her) where she works for a vet. They are attracted to each other but there is some misconceptions on Harlow's part. Harlow is friends with his sister (she does not know that) they meet up again at a BBQ and she confronts him he gets pissed and leaves, she apologizes and after that they have a few interactions before she ends up taking a job as a bartender at his strip club because she got fired from her other job and she needs the money. Little flirting and back and forth and we are 2/3's through the book....everything else was all about the MC club and their problems. Scott is gruff but has a heart....but you mostly get to know him as the MC VP and not about his interaction with Harlow.What I did not care for was this seemed to be more about the MC club and less about Harlow and Scott....their relationship almost seemed like an after thought. Things did not start to get interesting between them until about 2/3 through the book. It kind of dragged for me. This also takes place in Australia....and that would explain the "Mum" and possibly the weird spelling of some words like "favorite".