Review: Honest review given
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
This is book 2 in the Death Dwellers MC series and I would strongly suggest you read the series in the correct order as there is a running backstory between the characters and a lot of history between them.In this book we delve deeper into the characters and we find out how the Death Dwellers MC club came to existence. There are several flashbacks throughout the book that shed light on the previous generation of Death Dwellers, the way Kathryn Kelly created this interwoven history was genious. The past comes back to haunt Johnnie and Christopher and we find out some shocking secrets that had previously been buried by the founding members.This is Johnnie and Kendall's story, written in both character's POV's, switching from chapter to chapter. Kendall meets Johnnie when she is sent into the Death Dwellers clubhouse to 'entertain' Christopher, the clubs president, but not all is as it seems with Kendall, she is being blackmailed to by rival MC, the Torperdo's, to do their bidding in order to have her little sister returned to her. Mostly I really liked Kendall's character, I felt extremely sympathetic to her plight, however closer to the end there were moments where she showed elements of her character that I didn't particularly like. Johnnie is still coming to terms with his unrequited love of Megan, his cousin Christopher's wife. I was glad to see him moving on, his character really drew me in, he's a loveable rogue and although at times can be a blood-thirsty biker, he has heart.I have thoroughly enjoyed this series so far and would recommend to any lovers of MC romances, it has a different feel to any of the others I've read which is great because a lot of them are similar. I look forward to where the author takes this series and will definitely be carrying on with it.