Poison Apple: Snow White and the MC Beast

MC Sons of Ragnarök #1

by Katlyn S. Coen

They call me fairy-tale beauty made flesh.
But I’m just Annika.
I’ve already buried one man I loved. I’m still haunted by the ghosts of my past. I have one rule: Nobody gets close to my son.
Fate—or the Norse Gods—had other plans:
Shove me on a pitch-black parking lot. Drop a six-foot-six Sons of Ragnarök patch-wearer—inked, ruthless, and fourteen years my senior. I’m frozen in terror. My fearless two-year-old with zero sense of danger? Both arms. Open wide. And the Beast takes my boy like he’s always belonged to him.
“I’m Ronny ‘Leif’ Reinhardt, and I rule the Sons of Ragnarök with absolute power.
Protection money? I call it insurance premium. A broken arm? Just business.
Innocence has never been my weakness. Until a tiny redhead barrels into my life and the beast in me finally meets its match. The feeling is foreign, dangerous, and fuckin’ addictive. I’m everywhere now. Watching. Guarding.”
Guarding? And why is he smirking? And calling our encounters “coincidence”?
My head calls him obsessed. My body is obsessed. With him. Starts sending SOS.
But the most terrifying part? He doesn’t rip my clothes off. He looks me in the eyes and asks, “May I?”
—
There’s no going back. The poison apple is already bitten. ONE BITE, and you’ll be stuck in Germany’s industrial wasteland where the darkness hits harder—not for lack of light, but because hope, love, and beauty only increase the level of destruction. A dark, twisted Snow White retelling × outlaw biker romance. ONE BITE, Snow White… and the Beast never lets you go.
Five books. One arc. This is where the found family saga begins.
This is book one of five — a slow burn that starts gentle and builds. Come for the Golden Retriever moments, stay for the abyss that follows.

MC President x Single Mom + Age Gap + Danger Difference + Forbidden Romance + Slow Burn
Opposites Attract + He Falls First + Emotional Angst + Found Family + High Stakes Romance
German Industrial Town + Outlaw MC + Instant Bond With Her Toddler + Gang Territory Rivalry
Steamy Romance + Emotional Healing + “We Shouldn’t Be Together” + Heavily Earned Happily Ever After

Triggers: Part of a series. Not for soft Disney princesses — but also not wall-to-wall blood, grief, and questionable consent. This first part starts gentle: toddler chaos, food, sarcasm. The menace builds. All of it delivered eventually. Read with discretion

112 pages, ebook

Expected publication October 13, 2026

About the author

I write emotionally intense romance across a range of settings — dark MC brotherhoods, small-town trauma stories, fairy tales rewritten with teeth, and contemporary romance with a critical eye on society. Based in Germany, I publish both in German and English, bringing my stories to readers on both sides of the Atlantic.

Reviews

[Telma Melo]

Katlyn created a modern world where life takes turns and brings us to the edge of our seats. I fell in love with this book from page one, and devour every single word in one sitting.
I can't wait for the next books in the series!

[AussieBookAddict (Mel)]

My Rating: ★★★★★

(Why does GoodReads not have a fucking 6 star option!)

Okay, Katlyn had me at Brothers Grimm × Snow White × dark MC romance retelling.

That was it.

That was all I needed.

You could've stopped talking right there because my ARC application was already metaphorically submitted.

But HOLY FUCK did Poison Apple by Katlyn S. Coen deliver.

At only 112 pages, this little fucker had absolutely no business sinking its claws into me as deeply as it did. I inhaled it. Devoured it. And if someone offered to selectively erase those 112 pages from my memory purely so I could experience them for the first time again?

Hand me the paperwork.



Poison Apple introduces us to Annika, a struggling single mother carrying an enormous amount of grief and trauma while fiercely protecting the tiny human at the centre of her world. She's determined that nobody gets close to her son.

Enter Ronny “Leif” Reinhardt.

Six-foot-six.

Fourteen years older.

President of the Sons of Ragnarök.

Tattooed, ruthless, dangerous and absolutely NOT the sort of man Annika intends to invite into their lives.

Unfortunately, her fearless two-year-old apparently missed that memo.

Because while Annika's internal alarm system is screaming DANGER, DANGER, DANGER, her child essentially takes one look at this terrifying Viking biker and goes:

Yep. That one. I like that one.

And honestly? Same, kid.

Fucking same.

What immediately grabbed me about Leif wasn't simply that he's the stereotypical possessive MC president. Yes, he's powerful. Yes, he's dangerous. Yes, the man apparently considers quietly appearing everywhere Annika goes to be perfectly normal behaviour.

Sir.

Respectfully, that's called stalking.

You cannot just rename it “coincidence” because you're hot.

But underneath all of that intimidation is the way he interacts with Annika and, particularly, her son. There are glimpses of something unexpectedly gentle beneath the brutality, and THAT contrast is what got me. Watching this enormous, intimidating man become increasingly entangled with this tiny little family was fucking delicious.

And then there's Annika.

I loved that her strength doesn't come from being completely fearless or unaffected by everything she's endured. She's traumatised. She's grieving. She's struggling financially. She's trying to raise her child and survive while carrying ghosts from a life that clearly hasn't been kind to her.

Yet she keeps fucking going.

Her instinct to protect her son clashes beautifully with Leif's determination to insert himself into their lives, creating this constant push-and-pull between I need to stay the fuck away from this man and why does being around him make me feel safer than I should?

Then we need to talk about the setting because THANK FUCK we're leaving America for five minutes.

This was my first MC romance set in Germany, and I didn't realise how refreshing that would feel until I was reading it. The industrial German setting combined with the Sons of Ragnarök, Norse influences and darker Brothers Grimm inspiration gives Poison Apple an identity that immediately separates it from the countless American-based MC romances I've read.

It feels grittier.

Colder.

Almost fairytale-like without ever losing that raw MC edge.

And that's probably my favourite thing about the entire concept.

This isn't Disney's Snow White with motorcycles.

This feels much closer to the unsettling darkness associated with the old fairy tales—the beautiful thing sitting directly beside something dangerous and grotesque. Snow White imagery is woven into a world of bikers, violence, obsession, trauma and survival, while Annika herself becomes this almost fairytale-like presence dropped into Leif's brutal world.

And apparently my brain looked at twisted Brothers Grimm fairy tale + Viking biker and decided this was precisely the literature it had been missing.

Fair enough.

For such a short book, Poison Apple also manages to establish an impressive amount without feeling like it's desperately trying to cram an entire five-book story into 112 pages. And that's important because this is very clearly an introduction to something much bigger.

Katlyn isn't giving us the entire meal yet.

She's setting the fucking table.

There are questions left unanswered, darkness we haven't fully explored, relationships only beginning to form, and an MC world that I suspect we've barely scratched the surface of.

Normally, 112 pages would have me complaining:

WHERE IS THE REST OF MY FUCKING BOOK?!

But knowing this is the beginning of a five-book overarching story changes that completely. Poison Apple did exactly what I needed a first instalment to do...it made me desperately want the next one.

And yes.

I KNOW what you're all thinking.

"Mel, are you actually going to read the rest of the series in order this time?"

YES.

I FUCKING PROMISE. 😂

The moment those Sons of Ragnarök ARCs are promoted, AussieBookAddict will be there.

I have learnt from my mistakes.

Probably.

Readers should absolutely check the trigger warnings before jumping into this one because while Poison Apple doesn't unload every dark element of its world immediately, there are some extremely heavy themes underpinning this series. This is very much the first bite of a much darker story.

I would recommend Poison Apple to readers who love dark MC romance, twisted fairy-tale retellings, morally grey and possessive MMCs, single-mum heroines, age gaps, forced proximity, obsession, protective bikers, Norse influences, European settings, and stories where the dangerous man developing a soft spot for a woman's child is enough to absolutely fucking ruin you.

Overall, Poison Apple was 112 pages of pure fucking deliciousness. Dark, atmospheric, addictive and refreshingly different, it took two genres I already enjoy and smashed them together in a way I didn't know I needed. Annika intrigued me, Leif had me immediately questioning my standards for acceptable behaviour, and the German Sons of Ragnarök setting has me ridiculously excited to see just how dark this saga is going to become.

Five stars simply aren't enough.

So fuck it.

Six stars.

The poison apple has been bitten.

Now give me the rest of the fucking series.

[Tandra]

I received an advance copy of this book at no charge. This is my honest,
voluntary review.


I was hooked after the first chapter! The book is the first in the Sons
of Ragnarök MC: Germany series. The book starts out with meeting the FMC
Annika and her son Finn. We learned a lot about Annika's background, how
she got to where she is, and how resilient she is. When the MMC Ronny is
really introduced the interactions between him and Finn became my
favorite parts. Finn being described as having ""zero sense of danger""
is the most accurate description ive ever seen on a character. Even with
the book having its darker themes that it touches on there is plenty of
humor mixed in. Annika's inner dialog had me cracking up at times. The
flow of the story was perfect in it didnt feel drug out or rushed. I
read this in less than a day because I really could not put it down. We
do get left with a big cliffhanger leaving me dying to get my hands on
the next in the series.

[Amanda Stuck]

I received an advance copy of this book at no charge. This is my honest, voluntary review.

To start off, I found Poison Apple to be a nice, quick read. It’s a biker romance with dark/mature themes. I loved the characters and the world building. Especially how the viewpoints shifted between Annika and Ronny at times. Ronny’s just this big gruff biker who tries to act all tough when in reality he’s got hidden golden retriever energy especially around Annika’s son Finn. I also like how Annika finds her voice throughout the book and develops a sharp tongue. I found it to be an enjoyable read overall. I devoured it within a few hours, and I found the pacing to be good. Honestly, I cannot wait to read the next book and dive more into Annika and Ronny’s story.
Spice rating: 3/5 🌶️🌶️🌶️

[Simone]

❤️ 🤗 Spoilerfreie Rezension, Pageturner und Lesehighlight – absolute Suchtgefahr!!!🤗 ❤️

Gerade habe ich das Buch „Schneewittchen und das MC Biest 1 - Verloren“ beendet.
Ich gebe generell keine Zusammenfassung des Buches ab, weil ich der Meinung bin, dass diese auch durch den Klappentext beim Buch schon aussagefähig ist. Insofern schildere ich hier lediglich meine Eindrücke, da dadurch sichergestellt wird, dass definitiv nicht gespoilert wird 😊

Autor:
Bisher kannte ich noch keine Bücher von Katlyn S. Coen. Allerdings hörte sich der Klappentext total interessant an. Insbesondere das Setting machte mich neugierig und deshalb wollte ich das Buch unbedingt lesen 😉

Cover:
Das Cover finde ich äußerst beeindruckend. Es zieht sofort den Blick auf sich, ist gleichzeitig düster und märchenhaft 😉😁. Ein wirkliches Schmuckstück!

Titel:
Der Titel ist definitiv Programm und passt wunderbar zu der Geschichte! Und wer sich darunter nichts vorstellen kann: das ist nicht schlimm. Einfach zum nächsten Buchhändler des Vertrauens gehen und lesen!!!

Schreibstil:
Der Schreibstil von Katlyn S. Coen ist absolut mitreißend. Man wird direkt in die Geschichte katapultiert und kommt augenblicklich in das Buch. Es gibt unerwartete Wendungen und das Ganze bringt auch noch einige Thematiken unter, mit denen ich so nie gerechnet hätte. Aber es passt wunderbar, wertet die Geschichte noch mehr auf und bringt auch den Leser zum Nachdenken. In der Art habe ich so etwas noch nie gelesen. Und das ist nur e i n Grund dafür, dass man weiterliest, bis das Buch am Ende angelangt ist. Am Ende??? Nicht ganz, aber dazu später mehr…

Protagonisten:
Ich lese generell sehr viel. Durchaus unterschiedliche Genres. Aber was dieses Buch angeht, so ist das Setting meiner Meinung nach relativ einzigartig. Die Geschichte ist definitiv toll, spicy – und die Charaktere sind ebenfalls heiß!
Die Autorin zeichnet mit ihrer Art zu schreiben die Charaktere bildgewaltig. Man hat sofort das Bild vor Augen. Kopfkino at its best – und dennoch auch immer mal die ein oder andere Situation oder Umstände, die einen zum Schmunzeln bringen. Dabei ist das Ganze aber auch unheimlich mitreißend!

Stimmung/Atmosphäre:
Stimmig – und toll!

Setting:
Wie bereits oben angemerkt, wurde hier ein vollkommen anderes Setting kreiert, eines, das ich so bisher noch nicht gekannt habe. Aber die Idee dahinter ist wundervoll. Mir machte es total viel Spaß! Großartig!

Wortwahl / Explizite Szenen:
Gerade bei diesem Genre kann man sich darauf einstellen, dass durchaus auch mal derbere Ausdrücke zum Tragen kommen und „Blümchensex“ keine Rolle spielt… Insofern sind die expliziten Szenen einfach explizit und deutlich, es geht wirklich „zur Sache“! Wer also eher auf die sanftere Art steht, sollte ggf. die Finger von dieser Reihe lassen… - aber ich muss auch sagen, dass es nicht „too much“ ist. Insofern also alles richtig gemach! 👍👍

Kritikpunkte:
Das Buch – so toll wie es war – endete für mich zu früh. Ich hätte gefühlt ewig weiterlesen können. Ob dies allerdings ein Kritikpunkt ist? Oder eher ein Qualitätsmerkmal für ein mitreißendes Buch? Entscheidet selbst! 😉😁

Fazit:
Ich kann es kaum erwarten, zu erfahren, wie es mit den Protagonisten weitergeht! Bei einer derartigen Schreibweise versteht sich das von selbst, dass es nicht bei diesem ersten Buch bleibt!

Bewertung:
Trotz des o.a. Kritikpunktes gibt es keinen Abzug, so dass es bei 5-⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sternen bleibt! Ich fand, dass es ein großartiges Buch – und ein wundervoller Beginn für eine neue Serie ist!
Insofern eine klare, definitive Leseempfehlung! Holt euch dieses Buch! Ihr werdet es nicht bereuen! 😉🤗

Info:
Das Buch habe ich im Rahmen einer Leserunde bei LovelyBooks vorab gelesen und durfte mich mit anderen Lesern darüber austauschen. Selbstverständlich hat dies meine Meinung zum Buch in keinster Weise beeinflusst.

[Nicole Thöne]

Das Hörbuch, dessen Cover sofort ins Auge springt, entführt die Zuhörer in die packende Geschichte von Annika und Ronny. Die Autorin versteht es meisterhaft, durch ihren leichtfüßigen Schreibstil das Zuhören zu einem Genuss zu machen. Besonders hervorzuheben ist der wirkungsvolle Perspektivwechsel zwischen den beiden Hauptcharakteren, der nicht nur die Handlung vorantreibt, sondern auch eine tiefere Verbindung zur emotionalen und psychologischen Entwicklung der Figuren ermöglicht.

Annika, eine alleinerziehende Mutter Mitte zwanzig, steht vor der Herausforderung, ein Kosmetikstudio in einer neuen Stadt zu leiten. Ihre Isolation, verstärkt durch fehlenden familiären Rückhalt, macht diese Aufgabe zur wahren Zerreißprobe. Der Druck des Alltags sowie die Angst vor dem Unbekannten werden durch die Bedrohung eines mysteriösen Mannes auf einer Harley Celsius verstärkt, der sie nach Geschäftsschluss verfolgt. Diese unheimliche Präsenz lässt Annika in einem ständigen Zustand der Anspannung leben, was ihre Unsicherheiten und Ängste intensifiziert.

Die Situationen, in denen Annika sich befindet, sind nicht nur von äußerer Bedrohung geprägt, sondern spiegeln auch innere Konflikte wider. Ein dramatischer Wutausbruch ihres Sohnes steht stellvertretend für die Unausweichlichkeit der familiären Dynamik und die Komplexität des Mutterseins. Die unvorhersehbare Eskalation der Ereignisse zwingt Annika dazu, ihre Optionen zu überdenken und führt zu einem intensiven inneren Kampf, während der Rocker immer mehr die Oberhand gewinnt.

Die Stimmen der Sprecher unterstreichen perfekt die Charakterzüge und fügen der Geschichte eine zusätzliche Dimension hinzu. Sie verleihen den Emotionalitäten der Protagonisten Ausdruck, wodurch der Zuhörer nicht nur Teil des Geschehens wird, sondern auch aktiv in die vielschichtige Welt von Annika und Ronny eintauchen kann. Zusammengefasst zeigt das Hörbuch eindrucksvoll, wie tiefgreifend die Herausforderungen des Lebens individuelle Charakterentwicklungen prägen können, und lädt dazu ein, die Spannungen und Konflikte weiter zu erforschen.

[Kismet Vane]

Poison Apple drops you into the middle of Annika's life — a single mom scraping by in a German industrial town, running a beauty salon, raising a toddler, and trying to stay afloat after losing nearly everything. Then a massive, red-bearded biker named Ronny keeps showing up at the worst moments, and what starts as a terrifying encounter in a dark parking lot becomes something neither of them planned for. The Snow White framing is clever and intentional without being heavy-handed, and the German MC setting is genuinely fresh — you don't see a lot of dark romance set in this world.

What works is the contrast between them. Annika is sharp, stubborn, and fiercely protective of her son. Ronny is a criminal who runs protection rackets and brothels but melts completely around a toddler in a pink princess sweatshirt. The slow build of their relationship through shared meals, tattoo removal appointments, and Ronny quietly inserting himself into their lives is charming and surprisingly warm. The food descriptions alone are worth the read.

My main gripe is that it's short, and it feels short. The characters are compelling enough that I wanted more room to breathe — more of Annika's backstory with Nico and Mechthild, more of Ronny's history with the club and his father, more time watching them actually fall for each other instead of being told it's happening. The foundation is strong, but it needed more pages to let the emotional architecture settle. That said, it's clearly the first course of a longer meal, and the author tells you that upfront. The cliffhanger is brutal and effective, and I'll absolutely be reading Part 2.

If you want a dark romance with a setting you haven't seen before, a hero who's terrifying to everyone except one small child, and a heroine who doesn't make it easy for him — take the bite. Just know you're signing up for a series, not a standalone.

ARC provided via Pen Pinery

[Kris]

Sons of Ragnarok MC - Germany: Ronny & Annika

⭐️⭐️⭐️.5

Please note, I received an advance copy of this book at no charge. This is my honest, voluntary review.

This was my first time reading an MC romance set somewhere other than the US, Australia or England, and I definitely found it interesting adjusting to the different names, language and setting.
Ronny and Annika’s story is a dark, twisted tale with an outlaw biker romance thrown in, and there are definitely some scenes that are going to make you uncomfortable. I’m not a fan of action between the MMC/MFC with others, and in particular that scene was not exactly enjoyable at all…

I really enjoyed the dynamic between Ronny, Annika and her little boy, especially the way that unexpected connection develops. He’s invested, but doesn’t seem to understand what is happening, but Finn is a little cutie who likely wins over even the hardest people.
That said, it did feel a little clunky at times, and the ‘romance’ side hasn’t really started yet, so it will be interesting to see how it will play out.

There’s danger, obsession, a slow-burn romance and plenty of darkness building beneath those early lighter moments.

And then…
Holy smokes, that cliffhanger!

Needless to say, I’m going to need to know what happens next!

[Heidi Leifgen]

Zum Inhalt: Annika begegnet dem Präsident des MC Sons of Ragnarök das erste Mal auf einem dunklen, menschenleeren Supermarktparkplatz und man kann nicht gerade behaupten, dass dieser Ihr in guter Erinnerung bleibt oder ein weltbewegendes Ereignis war. Doch die Wege der Beiden kreuzen sich immer wieder, sodass man schon mehr hineininterpretieren könnte. Doch so ein Chef eines kriminellen Motorradclubs kann man nicht unbedingt als Märchenprinz bezeichnen.

Meine Meinung: Wie immer hat die Autorin auch dieses Mal geschafft, mich mit Ihrer Story und dem Setting zu überraschen. Alles ist perfekt ausbalanciert, ob es nun um Emotionen , spicy Moments oder die gewissen Spannung geht. Bin jetzt schon gespannt, wie es weitergeht mit Annika und dem Chef der Sons of Ragnarök. Auf jeden Fall, werde ich mir das nicht entgehen lassen.

[Maria Parker-Harris]

The cover of this book had me intrigued, but I was captured by the synopsis, which promised no non-consensual spice and they were true to their word. They did however promise toddler chaos and delivered in spades!

This short book, is the first part in a series, where the spice and tension builds. I loved the edge to this book, coupled with the many fairy tale references. It was not at all what I expected from a dark romance and I loved it.

The MMC is very morally grey (all the best are), but completely floored by a little ginger toddler. He is only soft for the FMC and I cannot wait to see their relationship grow. I can feel he is going to be a world-burning, who did this to you, kind of badass! I read this book in one sitting and the cliff-hanger had me on the edge of my seat. Roll-on book 2!

[The Literary Forest]

A tension filled novella with a heart stopping cliffhanger. No surprise that I devoured this book in one sitting and am already begging for book 2!

What happens when a mysterious biker suddenly approaches the single mom in a dark grocery store parking lot?

President of Ragnarok MC, Ronny, is just living day by day making sure no one encroaches on his territory and that all “insurance” fees are collected from those he watches over. That is until a feisty single mom refuses to pay…

With this being a book originally written in German, I’m so happy the author decided to give us an English version or else I would’ve never discovered them! It’s only the beginning for Annika and Ronny, but I’m already hooked on their story. The buildup, tension, and the heart melting way Ronny is with Annika’s son, I can’t wait to see where this story takes us!

And that cliffhanger?!?!?!

[Dee Layton]

Let me tell you something this was an absolutely amazing book. The way this author intertwined all of these different aspects into one it was just a really really good book.
I usually am a huge fan of like MC books have been since SOA come out so I guess that's just my style but the way.
Absolutely love the way she put the fairy tale type spin, with the MCs, with the Norse gods all in one book was just absolutely mind blowing.
I love how Annika was a fierce and independent FMC that didn't take shit from nobody.
I am super excited to see where this goes this is going to be one heck of a series that I am going to be glued to.

[Danielle Pierce]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I really enjoyed this one! I loved the dark fairy-tale feel mixed with the outlaw biker romance. Annika and Ronny had such an interesting dynamic, and I loved watching their relationship slowly develop.

Ronny is definitely intimidating, but seeing his softer, protective side—especially with Annika’s son—made me love his character even more. The found-family aspect was also a huge bonus for me.

This was a great start to the series, and I’m definitely curious to see where the story goes next. If you enjoy dark romance, protective alpha men, slow-burn romance, bikers, and a little twisted fairy-tale magic, this one is worth picking up! 🍎🖤

I received this this ARC from Pen Pinery

[Evelyn Mootispaw]

I received an advance copy of this book at no charge. This is my honest,
voluntary review. I thought this was a very well written book and would
definitely recommend it to my friends. I love the character building and
the dynamic between them. I honestly was hooked from the first page. And
was shredded with the way the author ended it. I can not wait to read
more and see what happens later in book 2. I totally think she should
have kept calling him "Beast" to his calling of her "Snow White" Loved
this. 😍 Honestly I could use an MC to my wreck my life if Annika
doesn't want him.

[Anniken Bye]

I received an advance copy of this book at no charge. This is my honest, voluntary review.
I would give this book 3,5 stars if possible✨

I did like the story and the plot, but there was just something about the writing style that didn't really fit me personally. I can't really put my finger on it, so I believe it's probably just a matter of personal taste.

The book ended on a cliffhanger, and I will be reading the rest of the series, because despite it not being a perfect fit for me, I'm still interested in where the story will go next and what will happen with the characters 😅

[Christina]

✨✨✨ ARC Review✨✨✨
✨Release Date: TBD - Oct. 2026✨

Poison Apple: Snow White and the MC Beast (Sons of Ragnarök MC: Germany Part 1)
Katlyn S. Coen

‼️Check Trigger Warnings‼️
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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I just finished reading an ARC of "Poison Apple: Snow White and the MC Beast", my first book by Katlyn S. Coen, and I really enjoyed her writing style.

An unexpected gesture from a member of an MC leads to multiple encounters with Annika, aka Snow White, which evolve into a business transaction, a friendship, plenty of sexual tension, unexplored feelings, and steamy dreams, making for a premise that’s hard to resist. And let’s not forget the adorable Finn, whose sweet bond with Ronny will melt your heart.

"Poison Apple: Snow White and the MC Beast" (Sons of Ragnarök MC: Germany Part 1) is set to release this fall, and it’s definitely worth adding to your TBR.

[Clare MacGregor]

I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review. I loved watching the relationship between Annika and Ronny develop! This was a wonderful fairy tale inspired romance! I highly recommend it!

Tropes:
Motorcycle Romance
Age Gap
Forced Proximity
Fairy tale inspired

Trigger Warnings:
Stalking
Possessive Alpha MMC
Violence
Sex Work
Threats
Grief/Loss
Single Parent in Poverty
Open door, explicit sex scenes
Outlaw Motorcycle Club

[Cassi Smith]

Yeah… this is NOT your childhood Snow White 👀

Dark, gritty, and a little unhinged in the best way. You’ve got that twisted fairytale vibe mixed with biker/MC energy and it just works.

The tension?? Thick. The chemistry?? 🔥
And the whole “dangerous man with a soft spot” thing… yeah, I ate that up 😮‍💨

It’s definitely darker and a little chaotic, but if you love retellings with edge and spice… this one’s for you.

[Naomi kimbrell]

This is my first time reading a book from this author and I am totally hooked!  I love that she has a Playlist to go with the book, I love that it is a MC romance with fairy tail roots sprinkled in.  The FMC has a complicated pasted and the characters have a lot of depth to them.  The book flowed wonderfully and I cant wait to find out what happens next!  I received an advanced reader copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving my review.

[Ruthella]

I love the young single mother who can beat the odds but finds a man (or he found her?) type romance that slowly builds. Good pacing but the cliffhanger! I'm sad that I have to wait to find out what happens next!

The storytelling easily builds around our FMC and gives us just enough information to have us at once frustrated and excited by our MMC. I'm intrigued as I piece together who our other fairytale characters might be.

[Tiffany]

Poison Apple: Snow White & the MC Beast by Katlyn S. Coen ARC Review

This is a quick MC romance read. Annika & Ronny's story is just beginning. I love how great Ronny is with Finn from the start. The ending of book 1 ends on a major cliff hanger. Book 1 of 3 translated to English and I can't wait for the next 2!

[Cat1]

Poison Apple: Snow White and the MC Beast is a solidly good story. It's short and an easy read. The characters and storyline make it a comfortable read. I didn't like that it's a cliff hanger, but I did know that at the start. I really enjoyed Annika and her son, Finn.

ARC provided via Pen Pinery
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[Barrie Mac]

I love a good MC romance read! This MC Beast (Leif) is rough, scary looking and a total softie when it comes to Annika's 2-year-old son. This was a quick read and leaves readers with a cliffhanger. Sitting on needles till the next book.

I received this ARC from Pen Pinery.

[Katie Janssen]

I loved this quick little read and can’t wait to see where this adventure takes Annika and Finn! They definitely stole my heart. I love the development of the characters is such a short time but even more so, love Annika’s little back and forth with her own self!

[Elisa Leithe]

I really loved this book.
I honestly didn't wish it ended.
I want more of Ronny and Annika,
and I can't wait for the next book to be out.
This is a definite re-read several times over,
although I spent way too long to get started,
once I finally had the time I was consumed.

[Jo Obrien]

ARC reader !

I need to know what happened next !! From a hard life, thrown into the deep end with no knowledge of what’s happening, Annikas world is about to turn around once she hears “vroom vroom”

[Lisa-Jane Van Der Walt]

I loved this book! It was short and sweet and no fuss or frills. I do not, however, like cliffhangers! So, I loved the characters: a strong, independent woman and a big, burly biker who is actually a marshmallow, but only for her!

ARC provided via Pen Pinery
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[juli Stephens]

This is a great book taking place in Germany. Not your everyday Snow White story.

[Steph Spone]

This was a really fast read. I loved the characters and the story! I want to read so much more of this. Please keep writing this story. The beast on the cover is perfect!!!!

[Jennifer Loschiavo]

Certainly an interesting take on a fairytale. Danger and spice and everything nice? Yea…that sounds about right. Great read.