Lawless was a man who lived outside of the law and the rules of society. Even those he trusted feared him. He loved no one and valued the lives of few. He lived for his brothers and his club and he would do anything to protect those he called family without remorse or reservations... Until her.
Nikole Pride tried to pick up the pieces of her life after the death of her mother, but her stepbrother kept standing in her way. When she discovered his plan it was too late to escape him. Now she is thrown into a life of bikers and fear and she is sure she will never survive. When she has to choose between the lives of two children and a friend or her loyalty to the only family she has left she finds a haven in the most unexpected place. Can this man save her from those who would ruin her or will he follow orders and kill her?
Warning This book contains sexy men with big egos and language that would make a sailor blush It is not recommended for readers under 18
Amanda Anderson lives in North Georgia with her husband and two children. She spends part of her time teaching at a local preschool and writing, while the rest is devoted to family. Writing is new to her, but storytelling has been a life long hobby. Amanda loves using words to create images and feelings for others. Writing offers her an escape from the wonderful chaos that is her life. Raising two small children takes a lot of energy and she often collapses in her office chair late at night to let her ideas flow.
Amanda finds that she enjoys her self-published status because it gives her the freedom to write what she wants, how she wants it. She often chooses characters that may not fit the norm of what most think of as a hero or heroine. She likes that her characters are unique and that their stories flow from her instead of what someone else’s guidelines are.
I liked this second story in this M.C. series but felt it a little too rushed. I craved more details and fleshing out of the secondary characters who seemed interesting with their connections to this biker group. Preacher the President of the Defender's felt as though he couldn't make his mind up about his feelings for Lacey or certain brothers of his group. The saving grace of this tale was the camaraderie of the bikers within the Defender's because the h wasn't strong enough for the H. and her naivety at times annoyed me. I would like to read more from this crowd of people but the next books are too short to even bother so onto another series for me.....
Law and Nikki's story is rushed and a bit choppy. Still good but I expected better. There are too many holes. I want to see what happens to the club but 2.99 for an 48 minute read is a bit too much