Review: Thorougly enjoyed it
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 20, 2014
I like biker books, but unfortunately some are too gritty for my liking...and when I say gritty, I mean the way the women are treated. I actually find that a bit sickening to read and offensive.  This book doesn't do that. Yes there's the implied use of girls at the club, but it's not seen.  The H here has a bit of fun with a waitress near the beginning of the book and its graphic enough, but its before he's had any intimacy with the h.  Once the relationship comes into play for them, he's all about exploring what they have and creating the home he's never had.  Im only too happy with that.The book itself afterwards is very well written and I don't think I saw anything anywhere that spoiled the quality of the book.The story was great.,with the biker life in play and parts of it I didn't understand the h being prepared to adjust to, because our H wasn't giving up his club or his position in it, which was that of the clubs go to guy when you wanted someone taken care of.Basically what I'm saying, is once I read a biker book I don't care how sexy or into the MC world the story goes so long as I walk away knowing the couple involved are going to be fine and she's respected and his treatment of her is that of a man who knows how to care and protect his lady.  I don't see the need for books to include parts where the h knows he could go off with a club whore because thats what bikers do.  It's not a good enough excuse  and is very off putting.  Again, this book didn't have that feeling and therefore I could get my happy ever after without that concern.It's a good book and worth the read and he's very very likable and she is also.  Well done to the author for giving me my glimpse into the biker world without the dread of disappointment in the hero.