Mine Now: Motorcycle Romance

by B. Shytle

"Mine Now" is a heart-pounding motorcycle romance about escaping the past and learning to love again. Blake, running from an abusive marriage, finds herself on the run with her young daughter, Charlie, and lands in the world of Hunter. Tough and scarred, Hunter is no stranger to pain, but he never expected Blake to crash into his life like this. As their lives collide, the two of them must face their painful pasts and fight for a future together. Can Blake heal from the wounds of her past, and will Hunter let love in again?

Genres: Abuse, Found Family, Contemporary

256 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 1, 2025

About the author

Author also writes under Brittany Shytle

Reviews

[Josie Watson' · Rating 4 out of 5]

this book is based on true events which I would recommend reading the triggers just in case you've been in a similar situation. but how the author has written this book & the sensitivity of the subject is fantastic (it is based on her friend's life events)

there's not a whole lot of plot about the motorbike club, more just about Blake's story with her abusive ex husband and how she's learning to live without him and trust Hunter.

Hunters story is touching aswell, how he deals with the loss of his daughter & being in Charlies life (Blake's daughter)

there is a little bit of spice but not an overwhelming amount.

"What even is my worth if I am not Craig's wife?" Blake

"she isn't mine - yet" Hunter

[Jessica Bradford · Rating 5 out of 5]

Within the first couple of pages, I felt I had written this book myself because a book has never mimicked my life like this one did. I have been through everything except the motorcycle club aspect. Down to the name of the abuser, Craig. My ex’s name is Craig, and my son was named after him before he became an abusive alcoholic, of course.

I want to start with the trigger warnings on this one. I don’t have triggers when reading, but this one made me question my sanity at the fact that I wanted to read it even more once I went through the list. The one statement that resonated with me the most was this one... “It’s a terrifying feeling, knowing that you are coming to the end of your life and no matter how hard you fight, you still aren’t strong enough to save yourself.” Blake is stuck in a long-term marriage with an alcoholic, abusive husband who makes her feel worthless every chance he gets. The abuse goes from verbal to mental to physical, but when he turns his anger toward their daughter, she knows that it’s now or never, and she must leave to get her daughter out of such a toxic situation. Blake is out and about one day, and a guy on a motorcycle, Hunter, runs into her car and then takes her hostage so that he can get away from the cops. He lets her go, but not before he is completely smitten by her. But more often than not, most abused women find themselves in the arms of a man much like the one they are running from. Will Hunter be the same man Craig was? I’m not going to spoil it for you, so you’ll have to snag this one to find out.

I would definitely 10/10 recommend this book to any and everyone.

[Tina · Rating 4 out of 5]

Hunter's nickname for Blake make me chuckle every time - so cute! This was a bit of a hard read at some of the abusive spots with Blake's husband so make sure to read triggers at the start of the book. It was an emotional ride and I definitely cried.

I really enjoyed Sam as a side character and how she was with the kids. I wish there was more of her or maybe a book with her in the future. I'm curious about about her and Xavier.

I enjoyed watching the progression of the relationship with Blake and Hunter. Hunter's protectiveness over Blake and Charlie, and seeing how they in turn helped heal his heart a bit was just so sweet. Charlie gaining a dad that cares about her and will protect her was heart warming. I enjoyed and will definitely be reading more from this author

[Kurtins R · Rating 4 out of 5]

Triggers and a dark and intense story about a mother who has been beaten down by emotional abuse and finally breaks free with the help of a dark and moody biker.
Great story, pretty intense. A sweet little girl and a couple that help each other become better.

[WhiskeredInquisition · Rating 3 out of 5]

⭐ 3.5 stars ⭐
(aka “that was fun… just not my cuppa tea”)

I went into Mine Now completely blind: no blurb, no expectations, just vibes and honestly? That was kind of perfect for this book. It’s short, it’s quick, and it jumps in with both boots and says “trust me, babes.”

Trigger warning/Keywords city:
Domestic violence, sexual assault, kidnapping, guns, bullying, verbal abuse, fatphobia, morally grey MMC, breath play, age gap, daddy/princess kink, pierced privates, tattoos, motorbikes, drugs.
So yeah… if that list made you raise an eyebrow or smirk knowingly, you’ve been warned 😉

The story flowed pretty well overall, but I did wish it slowed down just a little. I wanted more description, give me faces, places, vibes. Let me live there instead of just passing through. The pacing sometimes felt rushed and a bit choppy, but never enough to make me want to DNF.

Where this book really shines is the depiction of domestic abuse. The way the FMC thinks, rationalises, doubts herself, and survives felt raw and uncomfortably real. From personal experience, that inner world was written with painful honesty, and I related far more than I expected to. As a domestic abuse survivor this is an incredibly raw read so please be aware. Going in blind caught me a little off guard with it but thankfully my ptsd isn't acting up at the moment so it was okay.

The spice? Not wild, not excessive, but definitely enough to add some tasty chemistry between the main characters. Personally, a lot of the kinks weren’t my thing (daddy/princess play, breath play, age gap), but that’s purely a preference issue. If morally grey, possessive, slightly unhinged men make your heart flutter then I can totally see this being your jam.

Overall, this was a solid above average read, just not quite for me. I enjoyed it, I don’t regret it, and I can absolutely see the appeal, especially for readers who love darker romance with messy feelings and morally questionable decisions.
Bonus shout out to Stuff Your Kindle Day for blessing me with this one for free, because nothing hits quite like a dark romance you didn’t even have to pay for 😌📚

Would I recommend it?
Yes — just maybe not to my vanilla friends 😉

[Rebmay · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book took me an emotional journey. It features a stronger-than-she-thinks Mama Bear heroine, her adorable five year daughter, and the gruff, grumpy and older VP of the Phantom Vipers MC who has a huge protective streak. A victim of abuse, Blake has been brainwashed to think she is unworthy and unlovable. Her daughter Charlie is the only bright spot in her life. Blake finally has enough of life with her abusive husband after he goes after their daughter. Determined to escape, Blake is almost in another accident with the same motorcyclist she encountered the day before. Hunter begins to berate her for her driving, only to notice her bruises and becomes determined to help her and her sweet little daughter Charlie find safety.

Both Blake and Hunter have some heavy baggage that weighs them down and makes moving forward difficult. He is still grieving the loss of his daughter, and she is dealing with major self-worth and trust issues that leave her teetering on the brink of returning to her abusive husband. Hunter does his best to show Blake and Charlie that they are safe with him and that he will protect them. From his safe house to MC clubhouse they gradually let down their guards and get to know each other. This morally-grey, alpha male biker shows Blake and her daughter that not all men are abusers and that their MC club is all about loyalty, brotherhood and family. They feel seen, heard and safe. Unfortunately, danger is on the horizon on multiple fronts, but together, with the club family for support, they can find a way through it.

I loved the scenes with Hunter and little Charlie. They are funny, heartwarming and bittersweet, given his prior loss and Charlie’s experiences with her own father. Hunter may be gruff, grumbly and intimidating, but he also has a big soft heart, as well as a possessive and protective side. Blake is just finding her backbone after years of being belittled, manipulating and controlled. Hunter makes her feel worthy of love and respect. Their love heals them both, as well as little Charlie.

I am happy to recommend this emotional and perceptive book.

[Francesca Rae · Rating 5 out of 5]

Raw, Heart-Wrenching, and Utterly Addictive

Some books entertain you, some books make you feel—but Mine Now is the kind of book that reaches deep inside and stays with you. Reading Blake’s journey felt like looking into a mirror I wish I didn’t understand. The way she struggles to unlearn the lies of her abuser, the weight of anxiety clawing at her self-worth, the fear that love will never feel safe again—it’s heartbreaking and all too real. I felt her pain, her uncertainty, and, most of all, the quiet strength she didn’t even realize she had. If you’ve ever known what it’s like to question your worth because of someone else’s cruelty, Blake’s story will break you… but it will also heal you.

Then there’s Hunter. A man so lost in his grief that he doesn’t believe he’s capable of love, much less worthy of it. The loss of his daughter is a wound that never truly heals, and his battle with his own mind makes his journey just as gut-wrenching as Blake’s. Their connection isn’t easy—it’s messy, painful, and sometimes destructive. But that’s what makes it so powerful. Two broken people, terrified to trust, yet unable to stay away. Their story is raw and unforgiving, but at its core, it’s about finding hope in the darkest places.

This book isn’t just about romance—it’s about survival, about the fight to reclaim yourself after life has done everything it can to tear you apart. It’s beautifully written, brutally honest, and it doesn’t shy away from the hard truths of trauma and healing. Some stories linger in your mind for a few days, but Mine Now is the kind of book that settles in your bones.

If you’ve ever felt lost, if you’ve ever doubted your own worth, if you’ve ever needed a reminder that healing is messy but possible—read this book. It will wreck you. It will heal you. And you won’t forget it.

🔥 Highly recommend for those who love their romance raw, real, and utterly unforgettable. 🔥

If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, help is available. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233 or visit thehotline.org for confidential support. You are not alone.

[Brita Mackay · Rating 4 out of 5]

Mine now by B. Shytle is about learning to love again and escaping the past while at the same time being a heart-pounding motorcycle romance.

Blake finds herself with her young daughter Charlie in the world of Hunter while on the run from her abusive husband. She wanted out of the abusive marriage more than anything to protect her daughter.

Hunter, while he is tough and scarred, he is no stranger to pain. He never expected to meet anyone like Blake, let alone to have someone like her to come crashing into her life.

As their lives intertwine, they have to face their pasts, as painful as they are, and they have to fight for the future that they want together.

Is Blake able to heal from her wounds, especially the wounds of her abusive marriage? Is Hunter able to love again and let love in again?

I loved this book. I will warn now, read the trigger warnings, there are some heavy topics in this book and there is one statement that still rings in my head: “It’s a terrifying feeling, knowing that you are coming to the end of your life and no matter how hard you fight, you still aren’t strong enough to save yourself.”

Blake reminds me of myself in my first marriage when I was stuck with an abusive, alcoholic husband who made me feel useless no matter what I did. I was so thankful that I got myself out and never looked back, and I was cheering for Black when she ran with their daughter when Craig's anger turned on Charlie.

One day while on the run Blake is running errands and some guy, Hunter, on a motorcycle ends up running into her car and then to top it all off takes her hostage so that he can get away from the cops.

Yes, he lets her go but ends up falling for her quickly. Most abused women end up with men who are like their abusive exes, so.....

Is Hunter going to be like Craig, or is he cut from a different cloth? This one you'll have to read to find out for yourself. You will not regret the read.

[Charlene Alana Henderson · Rating 5 out of 5]

I can't stress enough how much you need to read this book! Hands down in my top 5 favourite reads this year!!

Britt really out does herself with her writing, every book she's brought out has been fucking phenomenal they never fail to suck me in and bring me to my knees, pulling all the emotions you never think possible to be pulled at. And this book did just that there wasn't a dry eye in this house!!

I instantly fell in love with Blake, Charlie and hunter, perfect little family. I couldn't for the life off me out this book down until it was done, I was there with them every step of the way. Their journey was definitely emotional rollercoaster that had me on the edge of my damn seat.

It's packed with drama, spice, family, adventure, healing, trauma, suspense, heartbreak, survival and so much more. The characters where amazing. The storyline and plot where fantastic. Their slow burn chemistry to sizzling was great.

Blake and hunter meet when she's on the run with her daughter, he offers them a safe place to live.

Blake has been through alot she was in an abusive relationship and couldn't risk her daughter. She's definitely a fierce mama bear. Blake is VP to his MC and has a few demons himself. But he melts my heart the way he treats Charlie. Together they can heal each other. But things ain't so plain sailing a few waves along the way.

I can't express how much my heart broke and melted throughout this book. I never wanted the book to end. I loved, loved, loved it. Highly highly recommended!!!!

[Nora Ellen (Nbbookery) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Blake has spent years making herself small to please her husband, but when things take a turn for the worst, she and her daughter end up being taken in by an unlikely ally. Hunter can't believe it. First, a woman nails his bike with her car. Then she almost hits him again the next day! After seeing her bruises and fear, he can't help but offer refuge to Blake and her daughter. The more he learns about her sacrifices, the more he feels the need to protect them. The life of an MC vice president isn't all sunshine and roses, but having Blake and Charlie waiting at home for him gives Hunter a reason to keep going. When Blake's past comes back for revenge, Hunter realizes he's all in with the fragile woman consuming his thoughts.

I didn't have a double second chance box on my bingo card, but I also didn't see this one coming! Blake is, unfortunately, a seasoned veteran of a DV situation, but she finds the strength to run when her daughter ends up in harm's way. Hunter, despite being a target for her car, is an amazing hero and willing to give her everything he can for the chance to be free. Blake's daughter is a cute addition that sways Hunter and also helps heal the hole in his own heart. I love how Blake always put Charlie first, even when it was at the cost of her own wellbeing. Hunter, however, put both Blake and Charlie on a gilded pedestal and dared anyone to come near. Growly, Daddy Bear mode for ya. His and her connection is forged in fire, and nothing can tear it apart.

[Rachael Johnson · Rating 3 out of 5]

The potential for more was there but unfortunately this book fell flat, it was a short book, less than 250 pages but it took a while to get into the story and it could of been so much better, the storyline started of really well and without giving to much away, was married mum of a little girl has verbally abusive husband but doesn’t leave him; torn between whether she’s not doing something right or he’s just had a bad, later gets into a accident with a motor cycle guy, goes home and husband becomes physically abusive due to the accident and says she’s lying, she leaves with her daughter and nearly crashes into the same motorcycle guy. The story then begins to be very basic, with not really any twists or turns, something happens at the end which if I give it away will become a spoiler and its ends with a HEA.

I can’t remember where I came across this book but the story could of done with more, there was spelling and grammar mistake and pieces of information muddled one second it’s brown hair then a paragraph down it’s blonde.

I always try to keep my reviews positive but at the same time they need to be honest. This book could have been so much more but it just wasn’t there. I did feel as though the aspect of Blake dealing with an abusive partner was handled really well and her thoughts and feelings felt true. The depth of the book could have been developed and turned into a masterpiece.

[Grinning Cat · Rating 4 out of 5]

Mine now
This is by no means an easy read. There are triggers (check out the CW, it’s accurate) and the main subject, domestic abuse, is not a relaxing one. Abuse comes in many forms, as the book points out, and the book posits that verbal and emotional abuse and manipulation can be less physically damaging, but more harmful long term than physical violence. The heroine of this book is a victim of both and must learn to heal enough to be able to accept that she can be loved, and to love and trust in return. It’s lovely to see Blake recover. It’s a slow process, but with the support of new love Hunter and new friendships, she is able to find her inner self. Hunter is supportive and protective, while a little rough around the edges (wait until you read the bit about his special tattoo). He has his own issues, and caring for Blake and little Charlie helps him heal. I enjoyed this book.
Here’s the breakdown:
MMC/FMC- Hunter and Blake
Genre- MC Romance
Heat- slow burn
Series? N
Safety? She is technically married, although she has left her husband, so YMMV.
Triggers- see content warning.
Tropes- Adorable Moppet, Abused Heroine On the Run, Crash-Into Hello.

[Stephanie · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a really great story. PLEASE read the trigger warnings and proceed with caution. The first part of this story is very heavy DV.

I am so glad that Blake is finally able to find someone who truly loves her and makes her feel safe. And it's all out of sheer coincidence lol. And Hunter! Lord did that man need someone to save him. Suffering for six years like he had... The poor man.

I am confused as to how they "took care " of Craig. Did he have no one who questioned where he went? Or his job? Just... Gone.

Little Charlie was already suffering from the abuse her mother was going through, but didn't seem to have had it directed towards her. Instincts had already taken over at 5 years old. Poor baby. But Hunter was able to "fill" the role of a father, right from the get go. He showed her love and compassion; understanding and patience, that her own father had not shown her.

I do hope we get to read more of Blake, Charlie and Hunter's story in the future.

[Rikki-Dianne Travis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Check the trigger warning before reading. It has a bunch of domestic violence throughout the book, but many go though this everyday so it is also eye opening. I could not put this book down and read the entire book in a little over 4 hours. My house cleaning was neglected but sorry, not sorry!!!

Blake is a VERY beautiful and strong woman, although she doesn't see this until Hunter enters her life. She goes through all the DV for her daughter, because she thinks its best for Charlie to have both parents in her life. Charlie is also affected from the DV her mom endured. Hunter comes into Blake's life just when she needs to be "saved" from Craig, her abusive husband. Hunter is in a sad place when they first meet. He lost his daughter 6 years before and still heavily grieving his daughter Moo. Hunter is also a VP of a motorcycle "gang", but he isn't your typical member. He is sweet, caring and protective of Blake and Charlie from the day they met.

[Nikki B. · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story sucked me right in from the beginning. Blake is married to Craig who she's been with since she was 16 and has a daughter with. Craig is abusive, but not physically, mostly mentally until one day he snaps. As Blake flees, she literally crashes into a man named Hunter. At first, I didn't like Hunter. With the whole intro scene with him, he came off scary and aggressive with Blake, even though he was soft and sweet with Charlie. But as the story went on, I fell more and more in love with Hunter and started to dislike Blake. I feel like their connection wasn't really that strong, she sort of just went along with the next man that entered her life because of what she went through with Craig. And then when the romance did start between them, it felt a little rushed. There wasn't much build up. I loved the way the story ended though. Once again, Hunter was an absolute sweetheart. He deserves all the happiness.

[Tara · Rating 5 out of 5]

Reading 'Mine Now' was like having a conversation with someone who really gets it. It's not flashy, just honest. You see Blake trying to piece herself back together after a rough time, and it feels like watching someone you know. She's dealing with doubts and fears that a lot of people carry, the kind that nag at you when you're alone. You can see her trying to navigate each day, each interaction, and it is very relatable. The small moments where she questions herself, where she feels like she's taking one step forward and two steps back, they feel so real. It’s like watching someone learn to trust their own instincts again.
Hunter, he's got his own load to carry. He's not some perfect hero, he's just a guy trying to deal with loss, trying to find some kind of peace. He's got his own struggles, his own internal battles, which make him feel real. The way he and Blake find common ground is gradual, a bit awkward, but genuine. It's like watching two people slowly find their way to each other, navigating their own baggage. You see the hesitancy in their interactions, the fear of getting hurt again, but also the pull that draws them together. There’s also Blake’s daughter, Charlie, and how Hunter connects with her, which is a nice touch. That last scene is indescribable and I was invested tears. Wonderful story

[Jessica Dupuis · Rating 4 out of 5]

The motorcycle grumpy main male character and the self-conscience abused female male character took me on a ride, literally. I personally would call this a fast pace romance novel. I didn’t want to put this book down. I wanted to know what comes next and I even want more. I wish there was more relationship growth between the two in the middle of her leaving her abusive husband and going into a relationship with the biker, like just to slow it down and have her worshipped like she deserves more. However, that’s just personal experience. I would call the spice level a 2. There are some scenes but they end a bit quick. This is my second read from this author and I believe I am now understand her writing style.
I love it though and now I want a book of Crash and Hunter without Craig. I want to see Charlie grow up. ):

[Jessica Fahey · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great read! If you have domestic violence triggers this book may not be for you. Please read trigger warnings. This book covers the feelings of a survivors struggles she overcomes to realize she doesn’t have to stay in the only relationship she has ever known. She wants better for her daughter and for her to not be scarred by the abuse she has seen.

I loved the slow burn of the relationship between Blake and Hunter. Hunter also has his own issue he is dealing with and trying to make Blake understand she can be loved and is beautiful. Hunter also shows such sweet attention to Charlie, Blake’s daughter, that just makes you melt for him as a biker man.

I enjoyed this book very much! Great job!!

[GKP2460 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mine Now is a big rollercoaster of a ride. It's emotional, thought provoking and heartbreaking. BUT, it's also a beautiful, age gap story about survival, healing and moving on. It's about how great life can be when you're with the right person in spite of your past. Hunter and Blake are just what they each need to heal and together they show Charlie what a real family should be. Their journey is not without it's storms. Blake's ex can't seem to get the hint and then of course the normal things that come with the Club but together they've got it beat. Mine Now has so many topics that may be sensitive to some readers so make sure you check trigger warnings before you start reading this one. It's an absolute must read!

[Abby Culp · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received an ARC copy of this book. This book hit close to home and truly sheds light on the emotional side of abuse and what it does to your mental health. Hunter is exactly what Blake needed and who she deserves. He loves her and protects her along with doing and saying the things that prove to her she’s not worthless. Hunter gets his second chance at love and being a dad…and a Daddy…hubba hubba. He’s hot as sin and pierced. Who doesn’t love a pierced, rugged, tattooed, buff biker guy who will fight for you? That’s Hunter! The chemistry these two have is off the charts and the heat in the bedroom…melts the paint off the walls. 100% recommend this one. Read the TWs as the abuse in this is real and Hunter has past trauma also.

[Sarah Seelbaugh · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was absolutely incredible! It unfolds at a slow pace, but that was essential for its development. I cherished witnessing how their love flourished over time. This story evokes a whirlwind of emotions and imparts valuable lessons, reminding us that even when we feel down or as if the world is ending, we can rise, fight, and embrace a new day. We heal, and we are strong and beautiful. However, Blake has endured so much that she believes love is forever tainted and that she will never feel safe again. On the other hand, Hunter grapples with his own pain, carrying the grief of an irreplaceable loss that of his child. Their connection is toxic, yet they find it impossible to stay apart. I love how they grow together throughout the story. Be sure to read this one! Check out TWS.

[Janet Rhodes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mine Now ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
B. Shytle
Hunter and Blake
Hunter is the VP of the phantom vipers and Blake is on the run from an abusive husband wither little girl! An accident brings these two face to face. This book explores their journey through dealing with their pasts while getting to know each other. Will their pasts keep them from discovering a relationship that could be or will they decide they’ve had enough and that they want each other? If you are into protective ‘who did this to you’ men, motorcycle clubs, and angst then this book is for you. The story is one I’ll remember for quite a while and that makes it a great book.

[Jamie Williams · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an incredible book. It gave a very realistic look at a woman trying to escape a terrible relationship, and the struggles, both internal and external, she faced. Blake dealt with horrible circumstances, but came out stronger for it. And Hunter is an amazing MMC. He’s protective, strong, and the relationship he forms with Blake and Charlie is really special. This story was very well written and definitely had me in my feels a few times. Be sure to read the trigger warnings before starting, as there are a few subjects that might be hard for some people to read. But I highly recommend adding this one to your TBR.

[Allison Comis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book. This was about Blake and her little girl Charlie. They were driving home one day and got into an accident with a biker. He made her drive him to his house since his bike wasn’t useable. She went home to her husband who was angry that she wasn’t there and dinner wasn’t ready. Craig was not very good to either of them. One day he came home at 10am and this is where everything changed. He went after their daughter who was 5 and she had enough. She was able to get away because Charlie hit her dad with a bat. They quickly grabbed their bag. She always kept one packed. They left and they ran into that same biker again and she followed him to his house. Loved it.

[Shawna Hiscox · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mrs. Shytle, I ate this book up like it was my last meal on earth! Having gone through what Blake’s daughter Charlie had to go through, this story hit home in the best emotional way.
My heart was broken then put back together again with Blake and Hunter’s story, from how they met when they “Crashed” into each other to Hunter becoming “Daddy” in more ways than one!
I was a mess of tears throughout their story and the ending was the happiest of tears.
Their story will be forever carved in my heart!

[OooLaLa Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

An Irresistible Slow Burn You’ll Devour

"Mine Now" by B. Shytle gave me everything I love in a good age-gap romance—slow-burn spice, tension so thick you could cut it, and that addictive push-pull chemistry between Blake and Hunter. The suspense kept me hooked, but it was the simmering, almost unbearable attraction that had me flipping pages like a madwoman. Their connection felt raw and electric, making every stolen glance and accidental touch a delicious kind of torture. I absolutely devoured it!

[Jaedin · Rating 3 out of 5]

I feel like this really book truly captives the ins of emotion abuse. It just felt raw and real. Like we actually see the back and forth Blake (25) goes through in learning how to trust herself and seeing things for how they truly are. As are as Hunter (42) goes I wish we would’ve went more deeper with the traumas he went through.


The only things I didn’t personally like was the whole daddy kink (it’s just not for me) and the fact that they get together only after a couple of days of knowing one another.

[Lisa Kirtley · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was my first motorcycle romance book and it probably won’t be my last! Found family, touch her and die, plus a grumpy sunshine MMC? Yes please! I wasn’t sure what I was getting into but I could not put this book down. I was so invested with not only Blake and Hunter but all of the Phantom Vipers. I need more books in this series! I need to find out what the fall out from the final ride was? How did they cover up for Craig? What is up with that secret room Blake found? So many questions!

[Christine Campbell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Let's just start out this was an absolutely amazing book. She leaves a relationship that is abusive she takes her young daughter who has known nothing but what she has seen. When they end up meeting him in a way that was hilarious and all bets are off. She and his relationship starts with friendship and grows into more intense actions. It was an incredible to see the turn around for both girls loved it

[Azzure S · Rating 4 out of 5]

First off I'll say, no type of abuse is ok. This book was a good representation of how to overcome abuse even from people you love. Very often we confuse what love is actually supposed to look and feel like. This was something different from B.Shytle and it was a good different. I usually dislike slow burns but this one worked.
Please check your triggers before diving into this one and if you survive that, hold on tight because the emotional roller-coaster is wild.