Review: A Dynamic Addition to the Death Dwellers MC Series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
Find this review and more at Lusty Penguin Reviews!Misappropriate: A Misled Novella, part of the Death Dwellers MC series by Kathryn Kelly, picks up a few months after the ending of Misled.Megan and Christopher are the proud parents of CJ. Megan is a passionate mother as she does her best to be wonderful and caring in all of the ways her mother was not. Although young, Megan shows a lot of maturity when she realizes that family is important and sees the bigger picture with the discord within Christopher’s family. She manages to pave the way for healing to begin between Christopher and his sisters, which I just adored. But, Megan still has issues coping when control is taken away from her. Even though her go-to coping mechanism isn’t healthy, I liked that she is not somehow cured just because she is in a serious relationship now.Christopher has his own set of issues to deal with, namely with a person from his past. Christopher loves Megan wholeheartedly, but he is having a difficult time balancing his alpha male biker side with his loving husband side. Although his bigger issue is that he does not understand why on earth Megan loves him. Unfortunately for Megan, Christopher’s insecurities manifest themselves in overt protectiveness and jealously, causing him to verbally lash out at her. Megan bravely stands up to Christopher, which had me smiling with delight. Also, I absolutely loved how Megan finally gets through Christopher’s thick skull as to why she loves him so. I was completely enamored with Megan’s character in Misled, and I admire her even more after reading Misappropriate.Needless to say, I very much enjoyed reading more of Megan and Christopher’s story. I’m really looking forward to reading future stories in this series to see how the other Death Dwellers find their old ladies too. Vivid, engaging characters paired with stunning plot twists make Misappropriate a dynamic addition to the Death Dwellers MC series.I received an eBook copy of the book for the purpose of an honest review. I was not compensated for this review, and all conclusions are my own responsibility.