Review: Glad I Read As One Book...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2014
I refuse to buy any books that have 50 pages, charge 2.99, have several installments, and leave you hanging.  When I realized the Mayhem saga was condensed to one book I jumped on it.  The content of the book was a confusing read for me.  Some parts I liked.  Others I really did not.  Why did the MC president send Brodie (MC member) on a job by himself.  If you are an outlaw MC you do not send your men out on their own.  They go in pairs or groups.  What happens to Brodie is an example of why they do not do jobs alone.  This event did not ring true to me.  This event was a major part of the developing plot of this book.  There was a lot of action in this book in regards to the MC.  That I liked.  The romance between Jase(H) and Nicole(h) was mediocre.  I liked Jase.  I could not stand Nicole.  Her thoughts were all over the place and weird.  She was written poorly.  Her character was inconsistent.  She almost ruined the book for me.  I felt she was underdeveloped.  What was that all about with the Sheriff?  It was a waste or just a filler that served no purpose other than to separate our H and h.  Then we find out Nicole's father is a lawyer.  That's all we know about her past or family.  One mention by the Sheriff that he knows her father is a lawyer.  Nicole's friend Lucy(juicy) is also unlikable.  The MC members I did like.  There were several POV's from the MC members.  I liked that.  The whole plot just seemed so convoluted.  Why would Eag decide it was Nicole he was going to talk to?  She's a 21 year old college student.  An Outlaw MC member going to talk club business to an outsider?  An immature female college student outsider.  Yeah, I find that hard to swallow.  The more I write in this review the more I dislike this book, so I will stop now.  No, I would not recommend.