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Fury

Growing up, the club was my blood, my everything.
If I was told to do something, I’d ask how high.
I never complained, I never questioned the orders,
Even when it involved her.
I never thought feelings would catch, though,
I never thought she would become my one.
She was supposed to be a job,
Nothing more, nothing less,
Then she became more, much more.
But I was lying to her,
I was breaking her trust daily.
I planned on telling her the truth, despite what my President wanted,
I planned to propose,
But then my plans changed, and I had to do what was right for her,
By letting her go.
But I was wrong.
I realized my mistake; I realized how strong she was,
Including when it came to my family.
I wanted her back, no, I needed her back,
I couldn’t breathe without her,
But she’s stubborn, and I had a fight on my hands.
It doesn’t matter how much she pushes back, I pull her even closer,
Because no matter what,
I’ll never let her go again, even if it means handing in my patch.

Skylar

Growing up, I was always told how unwanted I was,
How I was useless.
I was told I ruined my mother’s life,
That I tore a family apart by being born like it was my fault.
I was told that my family never wanted me,
That I was a mistake.
Life wasn’t fun, and feeling loved wasn’t an emotion I was used to,
Only having it by one person in my life,
Until him.
He centered me and made me feel whole.
He made out like I was all he could see until I wasn’t.
I thought he was going to be my life,
That I was finally going to get my happily ever after,
But it was all a lie.
He used me, broke my trust, and just when I thought I could believe in him once more,
He tore my whole world apart.
I hardened my heart, refusing to give him another chance,
Refusing to let him hurt me again,
But he doesn’t play by the rules; he doesn’t play fair,
And just as I begun to let him back in,
He hurt me again.
So I ran.
But it doesn’t stop him from running after me,
And wherever I go, he’ll follow until he gets me back,
Even if it means leaving the club.

This can be read as a standalone. It is book 3 of 5 of the Dark Angel’s MC series, with a HEA. Due to mature content and themes, this book is recommended for readers aged 18+; this novel may contain triggers.

269 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 29, 2025

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2,620 reviews554 followers
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November 17, 2025
DNF no rating
This one started out strong, I was so hoping that Fury would end up not being the father, but I rolled with it. Then it started to fall off the rails for me with the second story of Anne. I called this when I wrote my review for Blade, I just knew I was smelling her formulaic mommy redemption makeover.

My issue with these is they just don’t fit because pushing aside that it makes absolutely zero sense that she wouldn’t say anything in 24 years when she isn’t a meek little pushover. We can’t unread the first book and forget everything she said and did that doesn’t fit with the timeline or this narrative especially with Anne being maternal to Skylar. It didn’t fit at all and pulled me right out of the story.

The rest felt very similar to the previous books, and I’ve found them boring, so I decided to call it. I wish the plot would’ve just focused on Fury and Skylar and left Anne and Brick out of it.

Bottom Line- I’m just not feeling this series. I wanted more Fury and Skylar drama and less Anne/Brick. I also don’t love how much foreshadowing we get with the future couples. I feel like I already know what will happen in the next book.
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605 reviews29 followers
September 2, 2025
2 stories in one book but I can't with the double standards. What person endures 24 years of abuse (after being raped and accused of cheating) and still has eternal love for their spouse? I don't know I guess I don't love the right way..
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2,123 reviews132 followers
September 11, 2025
I really hate giving such a low review to an author whose work I typically enjoy, but this book is a mess. I’m not someone who normally complains about editing, but there are some sentences that are simply incomprehensible. Also, there is so much back history and so many petty MC members and so many disgusting OW’s and etc. etc. I just can’t keep up. It also makes it impossible to focus on the main couple.

This ain’t it.
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982 reviews12 followers
August 30, 2025
I honestly wish this author would slow down with how fast she releases books. There was nothing special about this book, and was basically a repeat from book 1 and 2. Every single character acts the same. It's getting repetitive. I still feel her first MC series was the best. So there's not much more I can say really. I know exactly what's going to be coming in Viper's book. There's basically no suspense because of the formulaic plot and character repeats. So unfortunate.
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6,150 reviews550 followers
September 27, 2025
Fury lived and breathed his MC club. He willingly did every task that was asked of him and when his President asked him to befriend Skylar, the President's estranged daughter, he agreed. He didn't expect to fall hard for the magnetic woman and that his trying to keep it in the friend zone would send his life down a different path. Fury loves Skylar with everything he is and when he tells her the truth she walks away. Four years later Fury is determined to win Skylar's heart back, even if it means betraying the club.

Probably my favorite so far in this series. Skylar has her reasons from keeping distance between her father and stepbrother and it all stems from the woman who became everything to her. When Fury decides he is not going to let her go and begins to slowly gain back her trust, she finds her life is about to be upturned again. Really great book, full of twists and turns.
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2,381 reviews61 followers
September 2, 2025
Nyx and Skylar

So glad has been through a lot. When Fury is ordered to make friends with her. He ends up falling in love. However, he breaks it off with her because of a club girl. This is their story of finding their way back to each other through the drama and threats.
Author 1 book2 followers
August 30, 2025
Decent plot, but please edit!

Look, I’ve read most of the books by this author because I’m a sucker for the betrayal trope. And with this many books, the editing should have gotten better, but it hasn’t.

There are some wrong words, like using “lair” instead of “liar. Some awkward sentences. I can overlook those. But when Anna suddenly became Tiffany (three times!), that’s too much.

I liked the book. I liked the plot line, even if it was improbable. But you cannot use the wrong name for a character.
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1,271 reviews51 followers
October 23, 2025
Nix "Fury" was raised in an MC. The President of the MC was his BFF’s father (Brick). When they were kids, some stuff happened involving the President (Brick), and his wife (Anna), that ended up effecting our main characters in the present day, so here's what happened:

Years ago, Brick walked in on his wife Anna cheating with a prospect. He retaliated by having sex with a club whore, Melissa, who got pregnant with his daughter (Skylar). Brick had given Melissa money for an abortion, but she kept the baby, and Brick learned about Skylar when she was 8. But Skylar is just a blip on Brick's radar. He doesn't try very hard to contact her, and the last time he saw her, she was 10. He cares more about revenge on Anna than about Skylar.

However, Anna is a very loving person, and she sees that Skylar is being abused by Melissa. Anna stays in contact with Skylar as Skylar grows up, and Skylar calls Anna "Mamma." Nobody in the MC knows. (I think in the previous books, the reader isn't shown this either and Anna comes off like a bitch, so this is her redemption story.)

When Skylar turns 18, Brick decides he wants to contact her again, but he knows she hates him. He asks Fury to befriend her and encourage her to contact her dad. Fury will pretend he's not in the MC, and that he doesn't already know her dad. He doesn't want to deceive an innocent girl, but he obeys the Pres.

He pretends for 8 months. Eventually, he loves Skylar and he wants to make her his Old Lady. But he thinks she'll reject him once he tells her who he really is. His BFF Blade (Brick's son with Anna and Sky's half-brother) convinces him he should at least try to be with her, if he really loves her.

Right before this conversation with Blade, Fury gave into temptation and had sex with a club girl, Lacey. But he feels guilty, like he cheated on Skylar. He doesn't want anyone else. That's why he finally decides to take Blade's advice and talk to Skylar.

He does tell Skylar how he feels, but not who he is. He just plans to woo her for a while before coming clean about the MC.

This whole time, nobody knows that Anna and Skylar have this mother-daughter bond. Fury hears Skylar on the phone with her "Mamma" sometimes, but he thinks it's Melissa. Brick has the whole club convinced Anna hates Skylar.

But when Fury finally tells Skylar the truth about being in the MC, he also has to tell her he got Lacey pregnant, and he basically breaks it off with Skylar to focus on his baby. (Didn't seem necessary, but whatever.)

He also tells Skylar that she should want to have a relationship with her dad. What he doesn't know is, the prospect Anna was caught having an "affair" with is Peter, the boyfriend of Skylar's mom Melissa. Melissa and Peter orchestrated the whole thing. Peter raped Anna and Brick came in and assumed she was cheating. And Brick has been tormenting his wife, who is actually a rape victim, ever since. So, Skylar doesn't want a relationship with him, or Blade.

The story skips ahead 5 years. Fury doesn't have contact with Skylar. Don't worry, there's absolutely zero angst with him having a kid with Lacey, because he can tell as soon Skylar runs into him one time when he's with the kid (Tate), that Skylar instantly loves her and wants to be her new mom. Anna also brings Tate around all the time, which is the real reason Sky fell in love with Tate, but Fury doesn't know about that.

So anyway, Fury now wants Skylar to give him another chance. (Then why did he break up with her in the first fucking place?) But Skylar refuses.

One day, Fury brings Tate to Sky's office, and he sees a photo on her desk of Sky as a young girl, with Anna. Sky explains how Anna is the "Mamma" she's always talking to. He vows to never give up on their second chance. She vows never to get back together with him.

He has Sky spending more time with Tate, and with him, and just kind of moves into Sky's house by default. He comes into her house every night and she never tells him to leave. He’s able to win back more of her trust the more time they spend together. This part, with them getting back together, wasn’t a huge amount of angst.

A couple of times, Blade (Skylar's half brother and Brick's son) confronts Skylar about how he wants a relationship with her, and she should give him a chance. He thinks Skylar rejects him because Melissa badmouthed the club to her. Sky just gets angrier and angrier every confrontation.

After the most recent confrontation with Blade, Sky gets mad enough to go to the clubhouse and confront Brick about being such an ass to Anna. But as soon as she walks into the clubhouse, she sees Fury getting a blow job from Lacey. Sky runs out mad, but she also knows she shouldn’t judge Fury the way Brick judged Anna.

What really happened is that Lacey had drugged Fury so that her co-conspirator, a new prospect, could help her kidnap Tate. (Lacey is Tate’s mother, but she doesn’t have custody, so this is a noncustodial parental kidnapping.) Now Fury has to find his missing daughter. Sky feels guilty that she left him while he was being assaulted, and she feels “like father, like daughter,” she’s the same as Brick. But Anna tells her no, she’s not.

Lacey sends a text to Sky to come alone to an empty warehouse belonging to the MC. Anna and Sky call Fury, then go to the warehouse. When Anna and Sky get there, they find out Melissa was really the mastermind. Melissa wants to sell Tate to get money for drugs.

Lacey is there, and ends up stabbing Anna in the stomach, so they guys all show up at the warehouse to see Anna stabbed and Sky trying to help her. They take Anna to the hospital, where the truth comes out about Anna and Sky being “mother-daughter,” and Anna being a rape victim. And that Anna had been pregnant with Brick’s child but lost the baby during the rape.

When Anna wakes up in the hospital, she has to decide whether to work on her relationship with Brick (now that he knows the truth), and Skylar has decide whether to work on her relationship with Brick and Blade as well.

Honestly, this book was confusing. Something happens, then it's explained later. So when it happens, it's just confusing. Not just one misunderstanding. Literally EVERYTHING that happed in this book. Every single thing.

Also, a lot of stuff happens in the same timeline as the other books in the series, so there's a constant info dump of events and people from other books. It's a LOT.
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270 reviews27 followers
September 19, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️½ — I actually liked this couple. Please stop recapping the other books.

Look at that! We made it to Book 3 and I actually really liked the main couple.

Fury and Skylar are easily one of my favorite couples in this series so far, and—based on what this series has already told me about the upcoming couples—I have a feeling they’re going to stay near the top.

My biggest complaint about this book has almost nothing to do with Fury and Skylar.

It’s the recaps. Oh my God, the recaps.

We are now three books into the series, which means we apparently have TWO ENTIRE BOOKS that need to be explained to me again. In detail. Repeatedly.

Did you read Book 1? Doesn’t matter. We’re going to talk about it.

Did we already recap Book 1 earlier in THIS book? Doesn’t matter. We’re going to talk about it again.

Did somebody recap the recap four chapters ago?

That was four chapters ago. You might have forgotten.

At times, I genuinely felt like I was skipping significant portions of the book just to get back to the book I was currently trying to read.

And it isn’t limited to previous books! We’re also getting increasingly detailed setup for future couples. I love interconnected series and little teasers about what’s coming next, but I don’t need the plot synopsis before I’ve even opened the next book. Give me a hint. Make me curious. Trust me to remember it.

Please. I am begging you. Trust your reader.

Because when this book is actually about Fury and Skylar, I really enjoyed it.

Skylar is strong, and her reasons for keeping certain things private made sense to me. More importantly, Fury’s response to discovering her secrets is one of the reasons their relationship works so well.

He doesn’t decide that loving him means Skylar owes him every piece of information she possesses.

He doesn’t immediately run to the club and tell his brothers everything.

He doesn’t turn her secrecy into proof that she’s betrayed him.

He respects that some secrets belong to Skylar and that she gets to decide when she’s ready to reveal them.

That includes keeping information from his club and his closest friends. He trusts her enough to let her decide what happens with her own story.

And eventually, Skylar is the one who tells them.

THANK YOU.

Apparently my standards have been beaten into the ground by this series, because I was practically ready to throw Fury a parade for understanding the concept of “this isn’t my information to share.” 😂

But it matters. There’s a level of respect between Fury and Skylar that I’ve found missing from some of the other relationships. Even when things aren’t perfect, I never felt like the book needed to convince me that Skylar was responsible for Fury’s mistakes.

Also—and unfortunately this has become an important category for me in this series—he doesn’t go sleep with another woman when things get difficult.

The bar is in hell, but Fury successfully stepped over it. Congratulations, sir. 🏆

Most importantly, I can actually believe these two have a chance of making their relationship work long-term. They love each other, yes, but there’s also trust and respect underneath it. Fury doesn’t need Skylar to become smaller so he can feel secure, and Skylar doesn’t have to accept responsibility for everything that goes wrong between them.

So why only 3.5 stars?

Because I wanted to read Fury and Skylar’s book.

Not Fury and Skylar’s book featuring Previously on Dark Angels MC, followed by Previously on Previously on Dark Angels MC, interrupted occasionally by Coming Soon on Dark Angels MC.

There is a genuinely enjoyable romance buried between all those recaps (and “pre”caps).

I just wish the book would let me read it.
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529 reviews118 followers
October 28, 2025
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Rating System (as of 8/14/2025):
⭐: It was a struggle to read. I almost DNF
⭐⭐: This could have been so much better.
⭐⭐⭐: Good/Average
⭐⭐⭐⭐: Great book. I will probably reread it.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: I absolutely loved this book.
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Triggers:
🚩Child Abuse
🚩Cheating
🚩Graphic Violence
🚩Sexual Assault
🚩Drugs

Tropes:
💕MC Romance
💕MF Romance
💕Grovel to HEA
💕Single Parent
💕Fake to Real Relationship
💕Second Chance Romance

Spice Level: 🔥🔥🔥

Spice Level Rating System (as of 9/4/25)
🔥: Clean. Handholding. Kissing.
🔥🔥: Non-Descriptive/Implied on Page Sex
🔥🔥🔥: Hot-Descriptive on Page Sex
🔥🔥🔥🔥: So Hot—Do Not Read in Public
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥: Oh My-BDSM. Blood Play. Smut.
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Summary:
This is book 3 in a series, and I recommend that you read them in order.

FMC is the result of an affair. Her father is president of the mc that the MMC is a part of. Per the presidents orders the MMC is forced to fake a relationship with the FMC in order to find out about her life. What starts out as fake suddenly turns real until the FMC finds out the truth.

This is a story of the MMC wanting the FMC for real and what he must do to make that happen. Along the way secrets are revealed. If you have been reading the series in order, then you will find answers to situations present in previous books.

Review:
I really liked this book. I loved the twists and turns. I loved how the secrets were revealed and required grovel not just from the MMC but the entire club and others. I am enjoying getting to know all the members of the club. I will be continuing on with this series.
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888 reviews94 followers
September 2, 2025
Grovel = H must grovel to the h for breaking up with her because he was going to be a dad to a CW who trapped him....like the h couldn't handle it?? The h was too weak??? Ugh, anyhoo...4 almost 5 years later, the H finally thinks he should make a move to get back the h who he never stopped loving.

SA/R = in this book we learn that the woman who has been raising the h as her daughter and was also the old lady of the previous president, had been SA/R which the president walked in on and rather than think, oh my wife who loves me more than life itself, must have been cheating so I'm gonna go f the CW who has been flirting with me (and who i have made out with but wifey doesn't know) and accidentally make a baby with the CW who turned out to be the h for this book. It is all very convoluted and could have been cleared up with...COMMUNICATION. But let's not have reality come into all this...also, OW/CW who was the one who trapped the H, late int he book, drugs the H and SA/R's him in the club's bar, and no one stopped it???!!!!?? But the h was lucky enough to walk in and see it happen.

h sees H with OW = see above SA/R of the H

OW drama = h's mama and H's baby mama were the main OW drama of the book, both had the comeuppance that was life ending.

MC = the characters are in one, but it does not play a real role in the book
220 reviews4 followers
September 3, 2025
Solid 4 🌟

This story was good, I enjoyed it very much. It explained some of what the author had been teasing in the previous books. So, it was good to get Fury and Sky's story.

Now, the sole reason for the 4 stars instead of 5... Sky! She was a strong FMC until she became just too much. I get you love the woman who raised you when no one else would, but there's devotion and just plain obsession. I get that Anna was mistreated by her husband and son, but if you don't speak up, it just festers. Anna acting out only made things worse. She never defended herself, and then Sky wouldn't see reason either. It was always, mama this mama that. I won't forgive or try because of mama. Geez! How about trying to not be so stubborn. She got on my nerves, because how do you expect people to do better if you don't let them know what they're doing wrong. So, she holds Brick and Blade to these ridiculous standards because of Anna, but never even hints as to why she won't even try.

I normally love this author, but in this series, the FMC's have been a bit much. Except for Luna, I'm gonna go with no female main characters have made me feel anything but annoyance towards them... yet. Looking to Lake's and Raya's stories.
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55 reviews
September 6, 2025
Fury (Dark Angels MC series book 3) by Charlotte McGinlay

I really love the characters in this series and the story lines. Fury and Sky are my favorites so far in the Dark Angels MC. I’m really frustrated with the editing flaws though. Improper division of timelines within chapters, run on sentences, confusing/mixed up paragraphs kinda ruin a lot of important parts of the story. A simple ACR team or good editor could help fix these mistakes easily. I’m not sure if she just has a bad editor or is using AI (which is complete garbage for editing anything) but I feel like it’s really holding her books back. They have the potential to be awesome but these repeated flaws really stop that. I’ve read a few of her books that are amazing and are edited well. I just don’t understand how all her newer books have so many issues. If she just got a better editor, all her new books would be a fantastic. I’m not trying to be rude or mean by saying this. I’m very passionate about books and I just hate it when something blocks a good writer’s potential.
The Devil’s MC series is probably my favorite that she’s written, and the second is the Untamed Hellfire MC.
112 reviews
October 23, 2025
Fury and Skylar

A real true romance that won’t allow you to put this book down. Loved the characters in this story, because this couple has to endure so much truth, and lies in order to get to the place of finding their happily ever after. Fury was ordered by the president of the MC to follow His only daughter around and get to know her, however, without realizing that there was going to be a time and day he would recognize that he was falling for her little did he know that devastation and brokenness was going to come into his life. Skyler has been told so many lies about her family and because there’s lack of communication, she believes the lies that are being spread around, and that puts a burden on her learning to trust and believe in love. This couple will endure so much heartbreak because of rumors, betrayal and lies, but they will learn to challenge it and move forward because Love is in the air for this couple. Highly recommend this novel and can’t wait to read the next book in this series.
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2,246 reviews4 followers
March 27, 2026
Fury & Skylar: triggers- cheating, drug abuse, sexual assault, family discord, assault. Skylar is the MC president's daughter with another woman, though he already had an old lady and a son. she's always been told that she ruined their family. what she didn't expect was to be taken in and treated like one of her own by her father's wife, unbeknownst to him. her bio mom kept her away from the club and soon after hearing how the club treated her "Mama" (president's old lady) she began to steer clear herself, not wanting anything to do with them. so Fury is sent on assignment to become friends with her without telling her he's in the club. what isn't expected is that they fall for each other. until lies come to light and Skylar pushes everyone away. but not long after fury can no longer keep away from the woman he loves.

I liked this story more because of how Skylar is treated by her dad's wife. honestly the men in this MC are a bunch of idiots and I just got my forehead with my palm every time I hear their shenanigans.
701 reviews2 followers
December 18, 2025
Good but…..

Deserves more stars for a good story line but the editorial mess doesn’t justify it. I can see some minor improvement over other books (at last the apostrophe has appeared when talking about old man Travers’ car!!!!) but unfortunately not enough.

Sentences are too long, not enough use of punctuation and new paragraphing leaving you to read and reread sections to try understand what’s being said. Sometimes you just can’t and end up moving on.

Some scenes an editor should have suggested simply don’t work.

In one of the end of previous books we’re told that Fury got into a fight and beat up a guy, was arrested and that Lacey took him to court for custody but that the Dark Angels would fight that. So this entire book I was waiting for that to drop! Must admit I prefer this storyline better but it is disconcerting to be told a storyline that never appears.

This author writes great stories. Her editor or lack of editor lets her down hugely.
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235 reviews7 followers
September 14, 2025
This author has come a long way just like I knew she would. Her books get better and better. Her earlier series compared to the more recent one is like night and day. You can see similarities since her MC stories all follow the same formula but the actual plot and writing has vastly improved.

This story is probably my favorite so far bc the way Fury (the MC) is so devoted to his woman is just chefs kiss. He treats her like a queen.

This was a wonderful second chance angsty romance with a great found family and a truly beautiful love story.

Even the side characters had great stories in the background.

Rating: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️/5 (not five just because there was still a lot of unbelievable things here)

Spice: 🌶️ 🌶️ 🌶️ 🌶️/5 this was much spicier than the other books of hers I’ve read and I was here for it. Just wish the scenes were a little longer and had more detail.

I highly recommend starting with this series if you’re new to this author. I haven’t read the first two books in this series but if they’re anything like this one then I know they’ll be just as good.
30 reviews
May 12, 2026
This book celebrates abuse.

To be fair, I think a lot of this author’s books are focused on justifying abuse and encouraging perseverance of relationship, but this is the worst I’ve read.

Brick, a secondary character, is emotionally abusive to his wife, Anna, for over 24 years. He holds her hostage and won’t let her leave the MC. He encourages the other members and their son to treat her terribly. And yet Anna forgives him because…he cries?

I understand this is fiction. But there are women who are influenced by these stories. Glorifying these relationships is bad enough but not warning readers that a traumatic relationship is central to the story is horrible.

The run-on sentences were so bad I skipped a decent amount of the book just because it was too hard to read and understand the content.
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92 reviews1 follower
October 31, 2026
It sucks saying this because I actually really liked Fury but couldn't stand Skylar or even the story, really. It was more so the story of Anna and Brick who honestly pissed me off even more than Skylar.

Anna herself throughout the years has said she cheated on Brick and that she couldn't handle him having Skylar as a daughter that he procreated out of infidelity but then holds it against him that he doesn't try to have a relationship with Skylar and is upset with her she cheated? Come onnnn.

Brick is still a piece of shit but I'll marry Fury any day.


Also editing is non existent and the writing is lazy which is just the norm for this author. I'm tired of including it in ratings but I feel like it deserves to be said whether it gets the authors attention and she decides to do better or at least warn people that want to read her books.
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15 reviews
October 23, 2025
Fury: A Second Chance MC Romance (The Dark Angel’s MC Series, Book 3)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is the third book in the series, and honestly, I loved the storyline. Yes, there were a few grammatical errors but the story totally makes up for them.

IMHO, Mama Lopez completely stole the show in this one. It was so satisfying seeing all the secrets come out and everything come full circle.

As for Nyx and Skylar I loved their story. It’s a perfect example of rebuilding trust after everything falls apart. Not the spiciest MC romance I’ve read, but it kept me hooked from start to finish.

Can’t wait for the next one! 🔥🏍️💋
200 reviews
August 29, 2025
when following club orders goes wrong and he falls in love but she runs when he finally tells her the truth. Fury has lost the love of his life because he was trapped but a club girl and although he has been trying to win her back for 5 years the lies betrayal and the hidden truth have been eating up at both of them. When he finds out she's been spending time with his daughter and truths begin to come to light they begin to fight for eachother. Betrayal hits home for everyone and hospital stay later everything is out in the open and the wall she built around her heart has crumbled.
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995 reviews93 followers
October 10, 2025
Here I am again because I have KU😅😂

I won't lie I only picked this book up for the Anna and Skylar relationship and its get 3 stars because of that relationship.

Anna would sacrifice anything for daughter not by blood but by choice and Skylar would go for the throat of anyone who dared to disrespect her mama.

Brink doesn't deserve a second chance with Anna or Skylar and I was annoyed with the emotional blackmail to get Skylar to give him a chance.

Here's to hoping Raya's book is out before my subscription ends
901 reviews3 followers
October 31, 2025
Such a Good Series!

This book features Fury/Nyx and Skylar. As it’s part of a series large chunks of the events from the previous books are repeated from a different perspective.

So this book also includes a lot of background information about the previous generation, namely the events around Skylar’s conception and snippets of her childhood.

It was heavily hinted at in the previous books that not everything was as it appeared to be. Just like the other books this one’s an emotional rollercoaster too.
80 reviews
June 17, 2026
Worst of the series

I’ve read all of this authors MC books, across a number of different interlinked series and have really enjoyed them, but this was the worst. The way these men treat women is a core theme in all the books, and by and large they are redeemed. This book however really sets out the double standards and the arrogance of the men who believe their actions and betrayals can be justified. Their insistence on the MFC to just “get over it” was really unpalatable in this book.
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621 reviews
September 1, 2025
I was really looking forward to reading this book and I was not disappointed!!
These series are so easy to read and feel like a special naughty treat! I always read them under 24h and I’m always giddy when I see a new release!!
I love this second chance romance and it wasn’t just with the MMC but her father and brother.
I loved how badass the FMC is and so is her mother.
If you like a groveling and remorseful MMC, you need to read this.
Now I can’t wait to read about Lake’s and Raya’s stories.
141 reviews1 follower
September 15, 2025
It was ok.

It started off good but I didn’t like Fury being trapped and how he cut off Skylar. I was actually hoping it wasn’t his kid. I didn’t like that story line. And then what happened to Anne and how she let them lie on her and mistreat her for 24 years was crazy, why couldn’t you tell your husband and son what happened??! I didn’t get it and I didn’t like that. Also, the emotional blackmail they used on Skylar was too much for me too.
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1,108 reviews
August 3, 2026
Okay

This was probably my least favorite book in the series thus far because Skylar wasn't my favorite character. She was a bit whiny to me and was really judgmental in her refusal to forgive Fury and her brother Blade. This book is also redundant, rehashing information from previous books. The themes between the books are getting redundant too so not as excited about reading subsequent books in the series.
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1,480 reviews55 followers
August 31, 2025
I needed to know if Fury and Skylar would get back together and if Skylar would get her HAE with her family. I can't blame her for not wanting any of them.
I was so happy to finally get Mama Lopez's backstory, So many things make sense now
I will say that I wish some of the scenes weren't the same as past books. Takes away from the great read.
49 reviews
September 4, 2025
So good!

I loved this book! I was waiting for Skylar and Fury's story and it didn't disappoint one bit. Definitely a great choice if you like:
*OWD but not real cheating between the main characters
*Obsessed and protective MMC
*Single dad MC
*Yearning and groveling
*Found family
*Strong FMC
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