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Cotton (Satan’s Fury MC Series, Book #3) by L. Wilder

By Merrie J | October 29, 2016 - 3:14 pm |December 11, 2016 Cotton (Satan's Fury MC Series, Book #3)

BXTCHES Gotta Warn: Since I issued a pretty lengthy warning in my review of Stitch, I’m just gonna give you a quick re-cap. Please read these books in order, there was a pretty significant storyline that occurred in Maverick (book #1), that continued in Stitch (book #2) and still continues in Cotton. So, just make sure to read em’ in order and you should be great. Having said that, I will also give you another reason to start with book #1. We meet Cassidy in Maverick (her sister Henley, is the leading lady in that one), then in Stitch, we start to get a feel of Cassidy and Cotton, it’s in that book where we realize that there is something going on between the two of them. There you go, another reason to enjoy this series in order.

Like the previous books in this series, Cotton will be told through the POV’s of both Cotton and Cassidy.

There is not a lot of backstory where Cassidy is concerned. Like I said, we met Cassidy in Maverick, she was Henley’s connection to the MC. Cassidy is the bartender at the MC, and of course, that is where she first sets her eyes on Cotton. But that is really all we have on her. . .basically her story starts in Maverick. Now, with Cotton, in order to understand his present, you have to understand his past.

Cotton comes from a great family, however, tragedy strikes them when he is just a teenager. . .his father passes. Being the oldest of three boys, the patriarchal responsibilities fall on Cotton’s shoulders. When times begin to get tough, his uncle Sal steps in. His uncle Sal, who happens to be the President of the Satan’s Fury MC. Lots of life changing activities occur before Cotton even graduates from high school. . .but to make a long story short, the most important of those are him being taken under his uncle’s wing, him being mentored by Sal rather than Sal’s own son, Derek. This of course leads to Cotton being chosen as the one to lead the MC after Sal’s death, again, chose over Derek. Don’t worry, this really isn’t a spoiler, we learned in the course of the first two books that Cotton had some serious beef with his cousin, it’s just within the pages of Cotton that we learn the fine details.

That’s where a lot of the drama comes from in this story. It’s still a carryover from the drama that has occurred in both Maverick and Stitch, it just all comes to fruition in Cotton. It’s also not a big chunk of the book like it was previously, here the focus is actually more on the development of the relationship between Cotton and Cassidy, which is all I’m going to say, because it’s a journey worth taking. My only personal desire was wanting it to be a bit more dramatic and heart wrenching, but that’s mainly because I’m a BXTCH and enjoy the suffering before the happiness.

As far as the cast of characters goes in Cotton, we get some updates on our previous couples, well mainly just Henley and Maverick. . .not so much Stitch and Wren. I mean, they are around, but not a lot of “where are they now” reminiscing. I think the most important supporting character in Cotton is actually going to be Clutch. Now, I can’t give you too much, because that would ruin some shit for you, but again the author dangles that proverbial carrot. . .Clutch is our next book.
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This BXTCH usually gets a bit hung ho when we get to the good parts and it wasn’t that I was disappointed with what Cotton and Cassidy brought into the bedroom, it just lacked a certain dirty that I crave. I don’t wanna make it sound as if the passion was lacking or that any of it was poorly written. . .that is certainly not the case. It was actually very well told, very descriptive and very passionate, I just needed it to be more dirty “fucking”.

While I loved this book, I think that Stitch is in the lead for me, although I think Clutch is going to give him a run for his money, but we will have to wait and see.

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Stitch (Satan’s Fury MC Series, Book #2) by L. Wilder

By Merrie J | October 28, 2016 - 9:42 pm |December 11, 2016 Stitch (Satan's Fury MC Series, Book #2)
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BXTCHES Gotta Warn: This warning is gonna be a bit lengthy. So, if you were to search for this series on Amazon and decide to read the blurb, you will read the following: ** This book is intended for readers 18 years or older due to bad language, violence, and explicit sex scenes. Stitch is a standalone romance, but you may also be interested in reading Maverick: Satan’s Fury MC. My personal feeling (as you may already know) is that for the most part, series should usually be read in the order in which they were written. Now, I know that there are some series that can certainly be read in which ever way the reader chooses, however, I don’t think MC series should just be read willy nilly. I think when you get ready to start a new MC series, you should always start with the first book in that series, regardless if the blurb says “can be read as a standalone”, just because it “can” be, doesn’t mean it “should” be. And I will use Stitch as an example. In Maverick (book #1), the MC storyline in that book involved our leading lady Henley. Henley was a witness to the murder of a Satan’s Fury member, not only was she a witness, but the two guys who pulled the trigger witnessed her, so you can imagine where that story heads. That particular storyline carries over into Stitch. So, if you haven’t read Maverick, that storyline will be a little blurry. The other reason I have for definitely reading MC series in order is the characters. Relationships between the reader and especially the members of the MC are developed in each book, for example, in Maverick, we meet Cotton (the President) and Cassidy (Henley’s sister/bff), and even though we don’t get their story yet, the curtain starts to get pulled back a bit, so a little groundwork starts to get poured, the carrot begins to get dangled. Their story doesn’t come until the next book, but within the pages of Stitch, the anticipation starts to build. There is my warning, BXTCHES, now let’s get to Stitch and Wren.

In Stitch, we will get the POV’s of both Stitch and Wren.

Since Stitch starts with Stitch, let’s do the same. We learn immediately upon turning the first page, that Stitch (Griffin) had a rough (and that’s putting it lightly) upbringing. After losing their parents, Griffin and his baby sister, Emerson, are sent to live with their paternal grandparents. Even though Griffin was given love from his grandmother, his grandfather was a monster. Years and years of beatings forced him to get the fuck out at just the age of 15. Life on the street wasn’t much easier for him and when he became able, he joined the military. After leaving the military, there really was only place for him to go. . .the Satan’s Fury MC.

Wren is a single mom to Wyatt. She was once married to Michael, who she believed was the love of her life, that is until he decided to start knocking her around, hell, who am I kidding. . .he was beating the fuck out of her. And since it wasn’t only her life she needed to look out for anymore, Wren recognized that she needed to get away from the father of her child. Even though she and Wyatt have a nice life going with just the two of them, there are still moments of panic when Wyatt has to go to his dad’s for visitation, albeit supervised, but visitation nonetheless. Their life takes a hard right turn one night when Wyatt runs away from his father’s house and right into a hard core biker. Well, not really that dramatic, he actually runs to the “safe place” that his mother already laid out for him.

Stitch was just looking for a nice hot meal when he comes across a very terrified Wyatt. After noticing the developing bruises on his arms, things hit a little too close to home, so after a little persuasion, he is able to convince Wyatt in for a bite to eat. Facing a mom’s worse nightmare, Wren is relieved when she shows up at the diner and finds Wyatt.

After mom and son were able to be reunited, there is just something about Wren that awakens something in Stitch. Knowing that Wren and her son are potentially at risk, thanks to the ex-husband, Stitch almost makes it his mission to always ensure that she and Wyatt are safe. And that’s where things start to take off.

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Like I said in my warning, the drama and aftermath from the murder that Henley witnessed in Maverick, carries over in Stitch. Add that to an abusive ex-husband and you’ve got plenty of drama to keep you captivated from the very first chapter to the very last page.

Just like in Maverick, we continue our “relationship building” with the rest of the MC in Stitch. Most importantly (I believe) is the relationship, or lack thereof, between Cotton and Cassie. There is some serious tension floating around those two and it’s quite obvious there is history there as well. But, Cotton is book #3 in this series, so we won’t be in suspense for too much longer. Wren’s son, Wyatt, is very well written and a character that everyone will fall in love with. One of the many things that the author does very well here is creating characters that the world may see as “disabled”, but the world that is created for them is one of equality and normalcy. We met Dusty in Maverick, he is the son of the murdered club member and he also has Down’s Syndrome. Wyatt is a brilliant, funny, and lovable boy with Asperger’s. They also form a friendship with one another and with the reader as well. So, now we are two books in and the ensemble is really coming together.

I’m not one to usually judge fuckability by a book cover, but c’mon, look at that artwork. And I gotta tell you, if the image on the cover is what we are to use to stimulate the imagination. . .it works. Wren and Stitch jump right over the sexual tension and right into the good stuff. It’s hot. . .it’s toe curling. . .it’s pretty damn satisfying.

It’s getting good BXTCHES, my hunch. . .as we move further in, the better it’s gonna get.

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Maverick (Satan’s Fury MC Series, Book #1) by L. Wilder

By Merrie J | October 25, 2016 - 1:30 am |December 11, 2016 Maverick (Satan's Fury MC Series, Book #1)
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BXTCHES Gotta Warn: First, I need to tell you BXTCHES this. . .apparently the Satan’s Fury MC Series comes after the Devil Chaser’s MC Series (I believe there is a theme here), I did not know this. In fact, I just so happened to stumble upon this series. I was actually looking at book #5, but decided to start at the beginning. Even though the blurb(s) on Amazon do state that each book can be read as a stand alone, I believe that with MC series, it’s important to read the books within the series in order in which they were written. That ends my rant, let’s get going with Maverick.

Maverick will be told through the POV’s of both Henley and Maverick.

We kick this bad boy off with a well. . .bad boy. Maverick finds himself in a very heartbreaking situation. His former girlfriend, Hailey, who due to drugs, was taken far too early and Maverick is left with not only the grief and guilt that her death brings, but in a weird turn of events, he finds out he has a son, John Warren, that Hailey kept from him. Now, there is more to this part of the story that I’m leaving out, this is just the gist of it. As much as Maverick loves his son, he knows that there is no way that he can raise a child in this lifestyle that not only consumes him, but puts lives in danger. Maverick then decides that his love for John Warren is much greater than any selfishness or possessiveness he may have when it comes to his son. . .that’s when he makes the very agonizing decision to allow someone else to raise John Warren. That someone being Hailey’s sister Lily and her man, Goliath.

Henley is just a girl trying to get through college. Nothing too exciting going on in her life, she lives with her sister Cassidy, who is her link to the MC. Cassidy is a bartender at the MC clubhouse. Henley’s very humdrum life gets flipped on it’s head when she witnesses the murder of a club member. Of course it would be too easy, and a bit stale, if Henley was able to get out unrecognized. . .oh no, that BXTCH got noticed, which is how she finds herself under the protection of a very angsty Maverick.

Henley is the perfect yin to Maverick’s yang, they just don’t know it yet. While Henley certainly takes notice of the darkness that seems to constantly consume Maverick, it takes an attempted escape and a road trip for either of them to begin to admit that their yin and yang are actually being pulled together.

With this being a MC book, there is indeed “MC action” within the pages. The member that was murdered, the one that changed Henley’s life, was Skidrow. Skidrow was the Sergeant At Arms for the Satan’s Fury MC, his death left that position open, that would be how Maverick found himself reluctantly agreeing to step in to that role, which is how he also finds himself responsible for Henley’s safety. Since we’re talking about Skidrow, this is probably where I should mention Summer Storm, book #.5 in this series, yes-you read that right, book #.5 OR book #1/2, however you want to interpret it. It’s a novella (only 100 pages), but it is where you meet Skidrow and his old lady, Dallas. I can’t really go into any more detail, because I have yet to read that particular book, which I know kinds goes against what I said above, but in my defense, I was really just looking for book #1 in this series, not #1/2, so this BXTCH was truly clueless.
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I’ve said it before and even though I’m sure it’s driving you cray-cray. . .I’m gonna give you my explanation once again. I think it’s so important to take the order in which an author wrote a MC series, serious. I know that they throw down the typical “this can be read as a stand alone” line, but in a MC series, seeds get planted and roots begin to form, to the point that the reader really becomes a part of the MC. Clearly, the subsequent books in this series are going to feature members that we begin to meet in previous books (I have no real ideal if that makes sense). . .okay, let’s give an example. In Maverick, we meet Cotton, Stitch, & Smokey (just to name a few) and while we may just get several glimpses, we begin to see how when all of the members come together, they form their own family. . .albeit a gun-running, crime-committing, somewhat violent one. . .but a family nonetheless. Along with getting to know the MC members, we also meet Cassidy, Henley’s sister and BFF, Skidrow’s old lady, Dallas and their two kiddos, Dusty and Katie. Now, I suspect we really got to know them in Summer Storm and just followed up with them in Maverick, but since I haven’t cracked that story open, I wouldn’t know.

Like I mentioned earlier, before Satan’s Fury MC was the Devil Chaser’s MC series. Once again, I haven’t read that series (I feel like I’m totally letting you BXTCHES down) but if you’re interested in more of Lily and Goliath (Hailey’s sister and the ones that Maverick trusted his son to), their story is told in Ignite (from the Devil Chaser’s MC series). It should also be said that Maverick’s brother, Gavin, has moved to Tennessee to prospect with the Devil Chaser’s and there is some thick shit happening with Maverick and Gavin.

With any great MC, comes pretty rockin’ sex and Maverick delivers. While it may take a bit to get Maverick and Henley between the sheets, the story is not lacking anywhere else, so you’re not missing out. My only “complaint” (and that’s a stretch of a word) is it wasn’t edgy enough. I like my MC fucks to be rough and dirty. It was almost as if they went from sexual tension to making love, skipping all of the “let me throw you up against a shower wall and devour your pussy” kind of sex, but that’s just a BXTCHES opinion, no worries. . .it was all still hot.

Stitch is up next in the Satan’s Fury MC Series and even though they say to never judge a book by its cover. . .this one is pretty fucking tempting. Stay tuned.

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Marek (Knights Corruption MC Series, Book #1) by S. Nelson

By Merrie J | October 10, 2016 - 1:18 am |December 11, 2016 Marek (Knights Corruption MC Series, Book #1)
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BXTCHES Gotta Warn: There aren’t many warnings I need to offer here. But, how fucking fantastic is that cover. Now, I know it’s a stock image (because it’s also the cover of another book in my arsenal), but who really cares when the man candy looks like that. Now to the important stuff. I do need to tell you that there is abuse within the pages of Marek, so if that is something that may cause a trigger for you, well. . .you may want to keep that in mind before turning the first page. Marek is book #1 in the Knights Corruption MC Series and while this is going to sound super crazy, Marek kinda leaves us on a cliffhanger, but doesn’t. . .okay, I know that doesn’t make a lick of sense, so I will just get to that tidbit a little later. Let’s get on with Marek and Sully.

Marek will be told through the POV’s of both Marek and Sully. Let’s start with Sully.

Sully is the daughter of Psych, who is the President of the Savage Reapers MC, so in most MC books she would be hailed as the Princess, right? Not so fast, Psych certainly lives up to his name, so much so, Sully is doing good to just exist. At the young age of fourteen, her dad allows another club member, Vex, to take Sully as his own, and this is after years and years of physical and sexual abuse at the hands of her father. Vex isn’t claiming her in an Alpha, “you’re my woman and I’m going to worship you” way, it’s more of a “you’re my woman, I will take what I want, when I want from you and if I find the need to beat the fuck out of you, I will”, so definitely not the usual love story, but no worries, Marek will soon enter and become a very unlikely hero for Sully.

The hate between the Knights Corruption MC and the Savage Reapers MC runs deep and runs red. Marek is the President of the Knights Corruption MC and while the latest raid from the DEA is reason enough for them to have hell rain down on the Savage Reapers, the attack on a brother is the incident that sends the club into full on retaliation mode.

When the Knights enter the clubhouse of the Reapers, of course their plan is to take out as many members as their weapons will allow, but when they encounter Sully behind a locked door, terrified and crouched down in a corner, Marek knows that he has hit the jackpot. I mean, you wanna hit a MC right in the dick, then take one of their own and claim them as yours. What Marek wasn’t expecting is the response he has to the woman who belongs to the enemy.

While Sully belongs to a club who has and does horrible things to any and everyone, herself included, she has been told her entire life that the Knights make the Reapers look like angels. So when she is taken by Marek and crew, she truly believes that she may very well see the end of her life at the hands of the ones she is supposed to hate. . .so imagine her surprise when she’s not witnessing any sacrificial orgies, or any non-consensual sex (which is really the only kind she is used to), or any women being manhandled. . .but instead she witnesses a pretty laid back MC who likes to have a good time, who enjoys sticking their dicks in a ready and WILLING body and also a club who believes in solidarity. Imagine her further surprise when she finds herself falling for the enemy himself.

Now, there are several things that Sully knows at this point. She is starting to trust the Knights, so she really believes that they are beginning to see her as a part of them, she is also beginning to fall for Marek and feels that he really will protect her from any and all threats, but she also knows that if the Reapers get her back in their grasp, she is as good as dead. So for Marek, it’s making sure that Sully is protected at all costs and for Sully it’s about becoming acclimated to a new club, a new family, and a new life. . .all without letting her guard down too much.

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Every time I sit down to write about the latest MC book that I have devoured, I always say the same thing. In the really good ones, the foundation for the entire cast starts to get poured right out of the gate and Marek is no different. In Marek, we really get a great introduction to what is going to be Stone and Addie. Addie gets thrown into the webs of the MC because her uncle is a member and also because she is their medical “go to”, unfortunately for Stone, Addie is a brother’s family member, which in turn makes her off-limits, so in Marek we start to witness the tension between the two of them and Addie becomes one of Sully’s only friends, so it’s pretty easy to start to fall for Addie here in book #1. We do get introductions to the entire MC, but I suspect the further we dive into this series, the more we will start to really get to know each member.

It’s hard to know how the sexual chemistry between Marek and Sully is going to play out, given Sully’s past circumstances, but the author here did a really good job of balancing that thin line between managing Sully’s triggers and her sexual need for Marek and Marek’s sexual need for her, including the hunger he has for being rough in between the sheets. Sexual tension is the theme for more than half of the book, and the sexual tension is thick and ripe between the two of them and all it really does is tease until we get to the real deal. There were a few times that Marek frustrated me when it came to the sexual activities of he and Sully, but I think it was important to the meat of the story to have this big bad biker get angry, but then realize the error of his ways. When their good parts finally do get a proper introduction, it does not disappoint and given the abuse that Sully has suffered through, it was refreshing to witness her own her sexuality, instead of having to witness it be forcefully taken from her.

Earlier I said that Marek ends on a cliffhanger, but doesn’t. Let me explain further, again, not really giving away any spoilers here. The Knights are in the process of separating themselves from the cartel, yes the same one with the monster who rapes Sully. Marek has no knowledge of this horrific act. . .so the non-existent cliffhanger is when that same cartel member shows up for a meeting at the Knights clubhouse. Of course, I have no idea how this is going to play out in Stone (book #2), but I can’t imagine it going unaddressed.

Can’t wait to dive into Stone and see what he and Addie have to bring to this series. If their story up to this point is any indication, then we are all in for a real treat.

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Dragon’s Lair (Wind Dragon’s MC Series, Book #1) by Chantal Fernando

By Merrie J | September 21, 2016 - 1:08 am |February 24, 2021 Dragon's Lair (Wind Dragon's MC Series, Book #1)
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BXTCHES Gotta Warn: I’m not sure what drove me to read this book, I mean, it was released two years prior to giving it the good ole one click, so I’m obviously a little late to the Wind Dragon’s MC party, but better late than never, right? But then I discovered something. When I went to Goodreads to get ready to write this review, this book is not only marked as “read” on my account (in 2014), but I gave it 4 stars there as well and I have no memory of ever reading this book, so I guess I wasn’t late to the party after all and it must’ve been one helluva party, since I have no recollection of even attending it. Before jumping in and falling in love with all things Wind Dragon, you should know that I do believe that when it comes to a MC series, you should certainly read the books in the order in which they were written. The character foundation for subsequent books are usually laid in books leading up each character’s particular book and it’s usually a foundation that the reader needs under them so they can really enjoy what the author is trying to do and this series is no different. I hope that makes sense.

Dragon’s Lair is told through the POV of Faye.

Faye grew up next door to Dex and Eric (brothers), with Dex always looking out for her. She grew up in a house where she was never quite good enough, so having Dex and Eric was a great refuge for her. Faye always had a crush on Dex growing up, but with a five year age difference, she never really saw herself having a chance. As time went on and she went from child to woman, she actually fell in love with the other brother, Eric.

Faye is in law school and even though she is a full fledged adult, she still cannot seem to do right by her parents. Her life completely changes when she walks in on Eric pounding into a girl that is not her, but a girl that Faye considered a friend. It doesn’t take any time at all for Faye to realize that not only is her relationship with Eric over, but her friendship with him is as well. Faye takes her heartbreak and takes full advantage of the saying. . .“the best way to get over a guy is to get under another”, or something like that. Wanna take a guess at who the lucky guy is that Faye decides to get under? Yep, her childhood crush becomes a reality when she runs into Dex outside a bar. A great night of fucking and a broken condom equals a very unplanned pregnancy. An unplanned pregnancy that has Faye’s parents kicking her out and one that finds Faye hitting the road, that is until Dex catches wind that he now has a baby momma and he sets out to find her.

Once Dex charges back into Faye’s life, he takes her back to the Wind Dragon’s MC compound, determined to not only protect her, but to be the best father he can be for his unborn child. And that is where this book takes off.

Dex aka Sin is the VP of the Wind Dragon’s MC and while a condom breaking isn’t exactly the way he planned for his life to go, he cannot be more thrilled that it’s Faye who he was with when the condom broke and that it’s Faye who he planted his seed inside of. With threats coming from a rival MC, Dex is going out of his way to ensure that the threat doesn’t touch Faye or his unborn child. That proves very difficult when dealing with the likes of a very strong willed, stubborn individual like Faye.
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Like with every great MC read, Dragon’s Lair is wonderfully supported by a cast of characters that are fantastically written. Like I said earlier, while this book may be Dex and Faye’s story, roots are planted, watered, and nurtured, while we wait for the other stories to grow and the best laid seed in this book is that of Arrow, which is the focus of book #2. The chemistry between the club members and Faye and the club members and each other, just electrifies off of the page.

If you were thinking that you were going to get a MC story that lacked in the bedroom, you opened the wrong book. The sexual tension, as well as the sex itself between Dex and Faye is on fire. Faye is pretty inexperienced when it comes to things that go bump between the sheets, Eric being her one and only sexual partner, but enter Dex and her sexual world is about to enter a whole new level, a level you’ll want to stick around for.

Dragon’s Lair was a pleasant surprise for me. The way that Chantal Fernando was able to bring in the right amount of drama and keep you on the edge of your seat, then have you laughing out loud with the turn of a page was brilliant. Sometimes in order to get to the point where the reader falls in love with the leading Alpha, they have to wade through some murky hate to get there. But with Dex, it was love all the way. Since we only get Faye’s POV, we know early on that her crush on Dex goes all the way back to childhood, but it doesn’t take too much time to realize that Dex’s feelings go pretty far back with Faye as well and it really was a beautiful love story to see come alive. . .all thanks to a broken condom.

There are so many different types of MC reads. . .there are ones that are very dark (see Madeline Sheehan). . .there are ones that are light on the MC and heavy on the Alpha (see Kristen Ashley). . .there are ones that are heavy on the MC action and heavy on the Alpha (see Joanna Wylde). . .then there are ones that mix the right amount of MC, the right amount of Alpha, and mix it with the right amount of laugh out loud humor (see Chantel Fernando and the Wind Dragons MC). The great thing about all of these? They are all great MC reads and they all offer you something different, so it’s not the same story, different author. Dive in, you’ll certainly enjoy.

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Bad Apple (The Uncertain Saints MC Series, Book #4) by Lani Lynn Vale

By Merrie J | September 6, 2016 - 2:48 pm |December 11, 2016 Bad Apple (The Uncertain Saints MC Series, Book #4)
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BXTCHES Gotta Warn: So, here’s the truth. . .yes, this is the fourth book in this series and yes, I personally think you should read them in the order that they were written, BUT. . .this book can certainly be read as a stand-alone novel. We have met Apple previously in this series, but not enough foundation was laid then to throw you off now. . .and as far as the previous couples (from book #1-3), they appear, but I don’t think it’s enough to confuse the reader. . .if Bad Apple is the book that you choose to start with. I do feel it’s my duty though to give an adequate warning and tell you BXTCHES that if you are starting with Bad Apple, you are truly missing out on some really fucking great stories in. . .Whiskey Neat (#1). . .Jack & Coke (#2). . .Vodka on the Rocks (#3). . .but you can do what you will with this information, just remember, this BXTCH warned you. On a side note, can we give Lani Lynn Vale a halle-fucking-lujah for that cover. While I know I have seen that particular canvas of hotness on other covers. . .a BXTCH never tires of looking at great art, so thank you, Ms. Vale.

Bad Apple will be told through the POV’s of both Apple and Kitt.

Straight outta the gate here, and I’m talking page one, second sentence, we find out that this book is going to be one that involves an unplanned pregnancy. . .which had me quite excited. . .so, I promise I’m not spoiling anything for you. We meet Kitt first, she is the little sister of Ridley, another member of the MC. Kitt is studying to be a family law paralegal and shares a home with her brother. Kitt and Ridley are very close and it takes a hot minute to work out their particular situation. I’m gonna share it with you because I don’t think it is information that will spoil any outcome in the book. Kitt suffers from seizures, which is one of the reasons her brother is so protective of her. So much so, that he won’t allow her on the back of his bike (along with other reasons), they still live together and he is of course her chauffeur. Kitt very seldom shows up at any party thrown by the MC, but the one night she shows up is the one night her life is changed.

Apple or Core, which is the name that Annie (book #2) christened him with, is a prospect with the MC as well as a game warden. Now, Apple did his time in the service, then went on to be a cop for the LAPD. It was after he went through something I didn’t even see coming, that he moved back to Texas. He has his eye on Kitt, but her being a members sister, she kinda falls in the “off-limits” box. However, when he offers to give her ride back to her house “off-limits” becomes just another word, because he falls dick deep into Kitt, right on the top of Ridley’s truck.

Surprisingly, Ridley has no issues with Apple getting close to Kitt. He even asks Apple to take Kitt out on a date. I think part of that is Ridley wanting Kitt to experience normalcy as much as possible. The unfortunate aspect is Apple believing that there is not way that he could actually be in a relationship. . .he thinks that he is just too fucked up, even after finding out that Kitt is pregnant with his child. Now, he does go out of his way to be there for her, without actually being there for her, don’t worry, that’ll make sense once you read the book. That is until Kitt has had enough and that’s when everything changes for the two of them.

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Like I said at the top, we get visited by the previous couples in Bad Apple, but not enough to give any sort of glimpse into a “where are they now” situation. The main focus here is of course, Kitt and Apple, but also Ridley. Ridley plays an important role in this book, not only as Kitt’s older brother, but because he is next in line (book #5), roots are being planted in this book, that I can only hope will grow and be revealed in the next one.

Of course there is sex in Bad Apple. . .hot sex if I’m being completely honest. But, as someone who has read a lot of Lani Lynn Vale, the sex here was not as abundant as it is in the other books that I have enjoyed. But don’t you BXTCHES worry your panties at all. . .what is here, is hot enough to peel paint.

I feel that it is my responsibility to go full disclosure on your asses and be completely honest. That being said, this wasn’t my favorite of the four books. I liked Kitt, I liked Apple, I liked Kitt with Apple. . .I just can’t put my finger on exactly where the problem is. I know that I had to go and re-read pages and I’m not sure if it’s because I was focused on something else or if the storyline wasn’t really melding together well for me. Since I LOVE this series, I’m gonna go with the former and take the hit here. I will say that I believe that Lani Lynn has done a wonderful job with planting the seed of anticipation for Ridley’s book. I think she really dangled him and his story fantastically. I did give this book 4 BXTCH hearts and if you’re wondering why, even if you’re not, I’m gonna tell you anyway. I love this series entirely too much to be let down by one book and Bad Apple gave me an unplanned pregnancy from page one, which I fucking loved, and I did enjoy Kitt and Apple, so with all of that said, I think Bad Apple deserves at least 4 hearts from this BXTCH.

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Neighbor Dearest by Penelope Ward

By Merrie J | August 26, 2016 - 12:20 am |August 26, 2016 Neighbor Dearest
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BXTCHES Gotta Warn: Before I issue any warning, I would like to just close my eyes and say a quick “thank you” to Penelope Ward for that fuck hot cover. That cover envelops everything that is Damien. . .well done, Penelope, well done. Okay, this is certainly a stand-alone novel that requires ZERO pre-requisite reading. However, I do feel obligated to tell you BXTCHES the following. Back in September 2014, Penelope Ward released Step-Brother Dearest (find my thoughts, here) and our book boyfriend in those pages was Elec. Our leading lady in Neighbor Dearest is Chelsea. . .keep following me, I’m getting there. In Elec’s book, we met Chelsea when Elec arrived with her on his arm, for the funeral of his “father” (read the book, you’ll understand the quotes). I’m not sure if you’ve read Step-Brother Dearest. . .it’s not necessary for this particular book. . .however, I recommend it. . .I recommend it so hard, and I should go ahead and tell you, because you will find out before you even turn the first page, Elec is Chelsea’s ex, and this book picks up (in the prologue) several weeks after Elec returns from his father’s funeral. Now that you have been adequately warned, let’s get on with it.

Neighbor Dearest will be told solely through the POV of Chelsea.

Like I said, the prologue kicks in several weeks after Elec returns home from his father’s funeral and it doesn’t take much for Chelsea to realize that things just aren’t right. Sex is non-existent, his kisses hold no passion, it’s just all off. So, while it was no surprise that Elec ends things, it doesn’t make the blow any less painful. Not only did Elec and Chelsea live together, but they also worked together, so while Elec heads back east to be with Greta, Chelsea packs up and moves away from the physical space she and Elec shared, however, she is unable to pack up the emotional space that resides in her heart.

When Chelsea’s younger sister, Jade, comes to visit, she gets an eyeful of Chelsea’s very hot, but also very much of an asshole, neighbor Damien. Chelsea doesn’t know much about Damien other than the fact that he is spray painting a mural on the side of the building and he has two large dogs that believe the morning time is the best time for incessant barking. After Jade tries to convince Chelsea that maybe she should bake the hot neighbor in the beanie some muffins, while offering up her very own muffin, Chelsea soon finds out another quirky trait of the brooding artist. . .his hearing is fucking outstanding.

Chelsea is having a very difficult time getting over Elec. I mean, she believed that he was the one, you know-her eternal. In order to guide her into making some sense of her personal life, Chelsea has taken up phone therapy once a week, unbeknownst to Chelsea, there is a hole in one of her walls, one of the walls that she happens to share with her neighbor, Damien. And wouldn’t you know, the hottie has heard way more of her personal life than any neighbor, asshole or not, should. The silver lining. . .Damien gives her advice that she needs to hear and not a dime has to come out of her account to get it.

A little info on Damien. He lost his father at a pretty early age (him and his father) to a heart attack. I should probably clarify, he was young when he lost his father and his father was young when he lost his life. That death affected his family (him, a brother, Tyler, and his mom) in very different ways. His mom closed herself off and suffers (present tense) from severe bouts of depression. His brother Tyler is an actor, getting along great and Damien actually made a shit ton of money in the technology industry and invested it in an apartment building. . .the very one that he and Chelsea reside in. He figures that it’s important to live each day to the fullest, because tomorrow is never promised.

Chelsea and Damien made a tiny breakthrough with the “free therapy” offered via a hole in the wall, that progress takes a giant leap forward when Damien’s dogs attack a “bacon marinated” Chelsea and even more strides are made later when Chelsea almost burns down her apartment. Don’t worry, Damien saves the day.

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And talk about a friendship, Damien even sets up a dating profile for Chelsea so she can get back in the game and it doesn’t take long for Chelsea to go days without a single thought being devoted to Elec, so progress. There’s not much more I can reveal, but it’s obvious to everyone that the sexual tension between Chelsea and Damien is blindingly thick and one begins to wonder “why?”. Why is Damien being so aloof when it comes to his feelings for Chelsea? I think as the reader, you’re gonna figure it out, but the highway of turmoil that both Chelsea and Damien travel down is worth the trip, just make sure to buckle up.

As far as the supporting cast in Neighbor Dearest, they’re present, very well written, and certainly important to Chelsea and Damien’s story, but Chelsea and Damien are the focus. Which I know is obvious, but what I mean is the supporting characters are there without pulling focus away, I hope that makes sense. The important thing (I think anyhow) is it seems that Penelope Ward is laying down some roots for maybe future books that involve some of the ones that we sorta crush on in this book. Hint: this BXTCH is hopin’ for a little Tyler + Jade = the next “Dearest” book. Please and thank you in advance.

I have read five books by Penelope Ward (two of those are collaborations with Vi Keeland) and one thing I can be certain of when I turn on the ole’ e-reader is this. . .when her characters make the decision to get down to the business, you will not be disappointed and Neighbor Dearest was no exception. First, the sexual tension between Chelsea and Damien was enough to have a BXTCH fanning herself, take that up a notch by removing the clothes and this non-smoker (that’s me), may just need to light one up, because SHEE-IT, that woman knows how to choreograph some naked dancing. Again, thank you, Penelope Ward.

There is absolutely nothing I can find wrong with this book, I did think that Chelsea was hung up a bit too long on Elec, but it maybe was important for her end game with Damien, you know “I thought I had the best, until I actually HAD the best” type of thing. Even when Damien was putting on a perfect display of assholeness, you are going to love him. Everything was done right, from the heartache to the heartbreak. . .from the laughter to the tears. . .from the love to the hate. . .from Damien to Chelsea to the double D’s to Jenna. . .it all came together the way a perfect story does. Again, thank you, Penelope Ward.

Maybe you didn’t dive into Stepbrother Dearest because that type of relationship gives you a bit of the “no way”, even though it’s not really what you think it is, make sense? But, Neighbor Dearest is going to have you up all night reading, it will have you sneaking in a couple of pages waiting in the pick-up line at the elementary school, it may even have you “hushing” everyone around you because “MOMMA IS TRYING TO READ!!”, but however you find yourself losing sleep, it will be worth it. Trust this BXTCH!

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Anything But Minor (Balls in Play Series, Book #1) by Kate Stewart

By Merrie J | August 24, 2016 - 1:13 am |August 24, 2016 Anything But Minor (Balls in Play Series, Book #1)
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BXTCHES Gotta Warn: So, this is my first go at a Kate Stewart book and I must admit, it left this BXTCH with a smile on her face. Now, in my “professional” book reading opinion, Anything But Minor has a little something for everyone. . .but if you are a someone who has an admiration for the great American pastime-then it’s certainly for you.

Anything But Minor will be told through the POV’s of Alice and Rafe.

As usual, I’m gonna start with our leading lady. Alice is relocating to Charleston, South Carolina from Ohio to start her life. She has grown up with a mother that describing her as overbearing would be a compliment, so needless to say, she is ready for a life full of adventure, a helluva lot of firsts, and ending each day as the best day ever. She has secured herself a job with Boeing, teaching pilots, think Kelly McGillis in Top Gun, and don’t think it odd that I’m referencing a great movie from the 80’s, Alice lives her life by some of the greatest ones of that decade.

Rafe Hembrey is a minor league pitcher with the local Swampgators, a pitcher who’s just waiting for The Call that will change his life forever. Rafe should’ve gotten that call years ago, but when his father fucked him and his major league dreams over, he was looking at a life in the minors. As with any hot ass baseball player, Rafe’s reputation certainly precedes him.

In her quest to live each day to the fullest, Alice is doing just that when she decides to take in the local sports team, not knowing a damn thing about baseball, but her obsession with Google research will change that soon enough. Alice finds a friend immediately in a local by the name of Dutch and by the end of the ninth inning, Dutch is offering up the season seat of her late husband to the newest fan of the Swampgators.

With Dutch being Rafe’s biggest fan, his eyes soon find the strange beauty occupying the the usual vacant seat and he takes notice. They run into each other again at the local watering hole (owned by Rafe’s teammate and best friend, Andy) when Alice manages to spew chewed up peanuts and beer at the ace pitcher. Their next run in involves a punch to Rafe’s throat, delivered by Alice, so things aren’t off to a great start for the two opposites. It doesn’t help that Andy is doing everything in his power to keep Rafe from going after Alice, not because he thinks Alice isn’t good enough for his friend, it’s the opposite actually. . .he knows that Alice is way out of Rafe’s league and with the innocence that pours from her demeanor, Andy knows that Rafe will break her heart all too soon.

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I love it when the entire cast of a book come together to really take the story up a notch and Kate Stewart nailed it in Anything But Minor. There are so many pieces to Alice’s new life puzzle that fit together perfectly, page after page, chapter after chapter. From the semi love triangle, that is but isn’t, to Dutch, to even Alice’s mom (who I didn’t really think I would like, but HELL-O, I totally did) everyone did their part in helping the reader fall in love with the story, Alice and Rafe, and everything in between.

I love reading comedies, but sometimes it’s hit or miss when the comedy in question gets down to the business, but this BXTCH must admit, the sex in this book was flaming (in a totally hot as fuck way). Now, I mentioned that Alice is innocent and she is, however, she is not a virgin, but she does have a lot to learn. And no worries, Rafe is more than happy to take over the role of teacher where the bedroom or kitchen or shower or couch, well you get the point, is concerned. What I’m trying to tell you is this. . .Alice + Rafe + Mattress = Hot Shit Dancing!!

Like I mentioned in my warning, Anything But Minor is the perfect book for an escape. While it’s usually the leading man getting a lot of our love, and Rafe will, no worries there. . .you will find yourself falling head over heels for Alice, she is the kind of friend everyone needs. This book has humor that will have you laughing out loud. . .it’s got just enough sexiness that will have you curling your toes. . .it will have you rekindling your love for all things 80’s and John Hughes. . .the perfect combination of everything one needs to put a smile across your face.

I think I came across this book somewhere on my Facebook feed and I am so happy I did. After reading the synopsis on Amazon, I wasn’t 100% sold, but with 83% of the reviews 5 stars, I figured “why the hell not” and look where we are today, good choices = good results and all that. This is book #1 in this series (well, according to Goodreads it is) and I can only imagine that Andy is going to get book #2 and after you have enjoyed this book, you’ll be salivating to get to his story.

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It Ends With Us: A Novel by Colleen Hoover

By Merrie J | August 8, 2016 - 2:39 pm |August 8, 2016 It Ends With Us: A Novel
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BXTCHES Gotta Warn: While I have not read every word Colleen Hoover has every written, don’t worry you can hang me by my big toe later, after It Ends With Us, I kinda realize why that is now. There was no doubt in my mind that this book was going to undo me, it is Colleen Hoover after all, my obstacle is figuring out how to put my emotions into words that will do them justice. It shouldn’t be that difficult, right? There’s only 26 letters to choose from. . .well I guess we’ll see how it goes.

It Ends With Us will be told solely through the POV of Lily. Now, usually I’m a dual POV fan. . .but after finishing the entire book, I do think I understand why CoHo chose to only allow the reader residence in one brain (and after reading the story, I suspect you will as well).

I finished this book the night before last and even though I tried to get the fingers flying across the keyboard, it was hard. So, while trying to find sleep, my brain was trying to find the right words. . .while taking a shower, my brain was working overtime processing. And the only thing I took from any of my alone time (because let’s face it. . .sleep and showers are the only alone time moms actually get and even that’s a crapshoot) is I still don’t know what to say, but here I am now and I am going to give it my best.

Lily is our leading lady in It Ends With Us and her story kicks off the very same day that she buries her dad. Sounds pretty life changing, right? Well, it was, just not in the way one would think or would be expected. She wasn’t sad to see her dad crossover to the other side, because she grew up as an only child in a house where the norm wasn’t family dinners around the dining room table discussing your day, the norm was having to watch your mother suffer at the hands of your father. So when Lily’s mother asks her to stand in front of everyone that believed Lily’s father was a good man and just say the best things about him. . .Lily was at a loss for words and said nothing.

Back home in Boston and trying to put the conflicting day behind her, Lily finds herself on the roof of an apartment building, one that she doesn’t reside in, but one that she is envious of. While trying to find a moment, her peace is forcefully interrupted by Ryle Kincaid. Ryle, a neurosurgeon who had a pretty craptastic day himself, someone who is just trying to enjoy his herbal high and withdrawl from the reality that he can’t save every single life. So, a conversation strikes up between two people who are attempting an escape from life for two different reasons. They discuss a lot. . .Lily’s childhood. . .Lily’s passion. . .Ryle’s disposition towards relationships. . .Lily’s disposition towards one-night stands. Hint: He’s against relationships, she doesn’t do one-nighters. All in all, the newly struck up, albeit temporary, friendship offered them both what they needed for the night. . .a bit of a rescue. And even though Ryle confesses, very bluntly, to Lily that he would really like to fuck her, hence the relationship/one-night stand convo, they go their separate ways, without any sort of information exchange.

At this point, I should probably share some “Lily Learning”. While a teenager, Lily started herself a diary, however her diary wasn’t a traditional “lock up your secrets” type of journal. She wrote letters to Ellen. . .yes, Ellen Degeneres. And it’s via these Ellen Diaries that we learn about the teenage Lily. The most significant being the abuse her dad delivered to her mother and the ones about a boy named Atlas. While I won’t go into every detail about Atlas, I will tell you that Atlas was not only Lily’s first love, but he was a homeless boy who Lily befriended and lended a much needed hand to, at a time when he needed it the most. It is really through these entries that we discover what shaped Lily into being the woman she became.

Months after Ryle and Lily’s meeting on that rooftop, Lily has finally brought her passion and dream into fruition and it’s through that dream that she runs into Ryle once again. Ryle can only take so much as Lily the friend and eventually he decides to give the ole relationship a try, much to Lily’s excitement. Even with two very busy schedules, Ryle is a neurosurgeon and Lily is starting up her dream business, things are going very well.

Much to Lily’s shock, she runs into Atlas once again. . .c’mon now, you didn’t think he was going to just be part of her past did you? I won’t tell you anymore, you will have to unlock the greatness that is It Ends With Us yourself. Just know, it will take you down a very unexpected path, so brace yourself.
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There are several very significant supporting characters within the pages of this story. Lily really believed that after the way she delivered her father’s eulogy, it would take a chunk of time for her mother to forgive her. . .and while reading her diaries, I wasn’t too sure of how the relationship was between a teenage Lily and her mother. I never questioned whether or not Lily had love for her mother and vice versa, it was just a difficult relationship to piece together, mainly because the father was the pillar that stood between them, so after the funeral, her mom does begin to play a bigger role in Lily’s life. Ryle’s sister, Allysa and her husband Marshall, play more than just a supporting role (in my eyes, anyhow). The relationship that grows between Lily and Allysa (especially) is not only one of BFF’s or one of a boyfriend’s sister and his girlfriend, it is really much deeper than all of that and really becomes a relationship that Lily or Allysa can’t live without.

Of course there is some mattress dancing in It Ends With Us and while this BXTCH gets happy when the action really heats up. . .that’s not what this book is about, actually that’s not entirely true. The sexual tension prior to a Lily + Ryle was very thick and very hot. . .and when they finally decide to relieve the tension, it is most certainly steamy. What I should’ve said is that the greatness of the storytelling is bringing every aspect together to where it’s not just the sex that’s going to have your heart rate increasing.

It Ends With Us is going to test your emotional limits. It will make you laugh, it will make you smile, it will make you cry, it will piss you off, it will force a couple of deep breaths here and there and here again. It will have you thinking that CoHo is the greatest thing to ever happen and then you’ll turn the page while muttering “Goddammit, Colleen Hoover”.

Unlike other readers, I wasn’t able to finish this book in one day, I wasn’t even able to finish it in two days. Here’s the thing, I’m not a big fan of horror movies, not because I think they’re crap movies, I actually think they’re great. I don’t usually watch them because of how they make me feel. That’s not to say I won’t watch them, I do, especially at the appropriate time(s) during the year. What brings it all back to center is I have to watch some sort of comedy after I watch the offending horror movie. In fact, as a teenager, I was at my older sister’s house and we all decided to watch one of those fucking scary movies from the eighties and I kid you not, we actually watched “The Brave Little Toaster” after because we were out of our minds with fear. You’re probably wondering why in the hell this BXTCH is talking about scary movies, well right before I started It Ends With Us, I got a wild hair and decided to re-read (for like the 100th time) the Rock Chick series (Kristen Ashley) and good gracious I was so glad I did, because like watching horror movies, I needed a counter balance of sorts. I needed to feel the other side of the emotional spectrum. I was the reader who needed to take mini breaks from Lily’s story and when overwhelming emotions began to sweep over me, I was able to turn to Indy Savage and take a much needed breather. The best way I can describe the feeling to you is actually a quote from the book, one I didn’t include in my “Favorite Moments” because this quote may sum up It Ends With Us like no other line could’ve.

“My heart is pounding like it wants out. I wish I could give it a way out. I’d set the mother-fucker free right now if I could”

So, it is with complete sincerity that I can say. . .Fuck you, Colleen Hoover. Fuck you for making me question everything I thought I would feel, fuck you for making me re-evalutate my reactions and fuck you for opening my eyes and really forcing this BXTCH to view the world through the eyes of Lily Bloom.

P.S. I really mean “Fuck You” in the nicest, most wholeheartedness way imaginable.

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Stealing Home by Nicole Williams

By Merrie J | July 18, 2016 - 12:56 am |July 18, 2016 Stealing Home
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BXTCHES Gotta Warn: Just because. . .can we please take a sliver of time and really focus on the beauty that graces this cover. Just imagine THAT in a baseball uniform. . .I know, I know, everyone would be at the ballpark. This is the first time I have cracked open a Nicole Williams book, and I must say how pleasantly surprised I was. Well, I shouldn’t say “surprised”, that’s not fair, but I can say this-I really enjoyed Luke and Allie’s story.

Stealing Home will be told through the POV of Allie.

Allie has landed her dream job, an athletic trainer with the San Diego Shock (baseball). While she is stoked that she is breaking through to what is in essence a “boys club”, she must also live with the fact that her life is non-existent. No time for friends and certainly no time for a relationship, but having worked as hard as she has just for a chance, she really has just accepted the idea of loneliness.

Luke Archer has it all. . .the talent, the looks, the women and the charm. Unbeknownst to Allie, he has had his eye on her for some time and all he needs is his one chance. . .a crack in the door if you will. . .to make his move. Is Allie attracted to Luke? Well, of course, who wouldn’t be, right? The problem? She is fresh out of a relationship, albeit a four week one, but a relationship nonetheless. And the kicker is the ass broke up with her over text, see asshole move. The “fresh out of a relationship” is just one of the issues, the other is the fact that she has worked too hard to earn her position with the Shock, and the last thing she wants is for any within the industry or the team to think she earned it by being on her back or knees.

It doesn’t take much to get the flames of passion to start burning. Actually it starts with a photoshoot, a photoshoot that was supposed to feature a solo Luke, but turns into a very sexy, very heated one featuring Luke in nothing but baseball pants because Allie is right next to him wearing his jersey. And the game begins.

Luke doesn’t hold back in his desire and what it is he wants from Allie. Neither have time for a full-on relationship, but Luke is definitely willing to be a committed friend between the sheets. Although Allie needs way more assurance and convincing from Luke, things come to a head (no pun intended) when Luke suffers a minor injury during a game that requires Allie to provide overnight care. The problem is no longer if they’re gonna get intimate, the problem now is not only keeping their hands off of one another, but keeping their new arrangement under wraps. Surely, you can see where this is going, it doesn’t take long for Luke to want more, but is Allie going to be willing to give Luke what he wants, knowing it could possibly mean the end to all that she’s worked so hard for.
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As with any good story, there are secrets to be told, not from me, you’ll have to make that discovery all by yourself, but there are certainly things that will get uncovered. And while I am usually pretty good at figuring out the puzzle, even I didn’t really see all of this one coming. My only wish was a little more drama from Allie’s side. With the mention of the ex-boyfriend, I thought that he (whoever he was) was going to play more of a fork in the road, trying to hinder Luke and Allie’s ever after.

The supporting cast in Stealing Home was written awesomely. Everyone from the coach, to the players, to Luke’s family, to even the thundercunt head athletic trainer (yes, he is a guy and yes, he was a cunt) contributed to the wonderful telling of a wonderful story. While I know that at this time, Stealing Home is a stand-alone, I can certainly envision, or maybe wish really hard, that Nicole Williams takes this further with a book featuring Luke’s sister, Alex, and his teammate, Reynolds (I can feel something there). There is a really sad, but loving story to be told about Luke and his family and I hope another book could give it the service it deserves.

Surely you BXTCHES didn’t think we would get a book featuring a fuck hot baseball player and not get the same in the bedroom did you? Well, I hate to break it to you. . .no I really don’t. . .but Luke Archer is as magically delicious between the sheets. . .up against the wall. . .in the bathtub, you get the point, that he is on the field. And Allie ain’t no slouch either. In other words, it’s gonna be okay to curl your toes a bit or light up that cigarette when you’re done, this BXTCH gives no fucks or judgement.

I really, really enjoyed Stealing Home. Not only was it a fantastic story, but it was a quick read as well and will suck you in and not let go ’till the very end. The one thing I can say that I have learned after reading all about Luke and Allie is that I probably should go ahead and pick out some more Nicole Williams, because that BXTCH did not disappoint.

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