BXTCHES Gotta Warn: This is the first book in the Torqued Trilogy and each book will feature a member of the Walker family (Red, Raven, and Rawley). Unsteady (book #1) is all about Red and Lennon, Unbearable (book#2) will is devoted to Raven and Tyler and Unbound (book #3) will wrap things up with Rawley and Sophie. I can already say with certainty that this is a series that needs to be read in the order in which the books were written. Even though Unsteady features Red and Lennon, the foundation is getting poured for the next two books (especially book #2).
As of January 2021, Unsteady is available on Kindle Unlimited.
Unsteady will be told from the POV’s of both Red and Lennon.
Things kick off with a pretty horrific flashback, one that took place two years prior. The murder of Red’s wife, Nevaeh. And if that wasn’t devastating enough, it happened while she was home with their three year old daughter, Nova. Understandably, this is an event that changed Red down to his soul and unfortunately, another event has just occurred that will rock his world. His dad (Lyric), his mentor has just passed away. Which is what triggered his flashback. Because of this latest trauma, the family business, Walker Automotive, is now in Red’s hands.
Lennon has not had an easy life. She grew up in foster care and has never really known or even understood the true love of a family. Now, Lennon is twenty-three years old and in am abusive marriage that she cannot seem to escape, until one day her asshole husband gives her no other option. Calling Tyler, the closest person she has to family, she decides to head his way. . .Oregon.
To catch you up to where this is headed. Tyler works for Walker Automotive and is Red’s bestie. Since Lyric’s death, Walker Automotive has been swamped and the need to hire another mechanic is urgent. Guess who knows a mechanic that needs to get out of Oklahoma and get out fast. Yep. Tyler recommends Lennon and Lennon is on her way.
This is not a relationship (working or otherwise) that starts out well. Even though Tyler never mentioned Lennon’s gender, Red assumed she was a he and he is not shy about his chauvinistic POV when it comes to having a female in the garage. Fortunately, Lennon kicks ass and proves herself worthy of getting it done in a man’s world.
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While we’re busy falling in love with Red and Lennon, we’re also being introduced to his daughter Nova, who you will totally fall in love with. Raven and Tyler’s story starts here. You’ll meet the rest of Red’s family, including his mom and brother (Rawley). Even though we don’t meet Nevaeh, we know her. You know he was in love with her and you feel for him when he’s warring with his guilt. Every outlying story and character adds to the development of Red and Lennon.
If you’re imagination is conjuring up hot as fuck sex between Red and Lennon, you will not be disappointed. And while the sex comes alive like it should, the sexual tension between the two of them is radiating from the pages.
At it’s heart, Unsteady is a really good love story. Shey Stahl does a really good job of creating conflict in Red and Lennon and even though there will be times that your inner dialogue is cursing Red out, you find yourself on the other end of that spectrum when you witness his relationship with Nova. Lennon is a force to be reckoned with and carries her own as a leading lady. There are instances when she is frustrating, but I think Shey Stahl does a great job of leveling that out and being sure that the reader understands how her past plays into her present.
While I haven’t read through the entirety of Shey Stahl’s catalogue, I have yet to be disappointed by what I have read. And usually she writes her leading characters in a way that the dialogue is very conversational with the reader, but I don’t feel that she did that this time and it was still a story that delivered. I cannot wait to dive into Raven and Tyler’s story, not only to see where they go, but I’m hoping we get an update with Red and Lennon.
     
