WOW! Dynamic series w anti-heroes and all the feels - Highly Recommend!
I would not consider this to be a stand-alone read. There is too much history missing from what happened with the Red Riot MC that is covered within “Kennedy”, the first story of the series. In addition, there are reoccurring characters, concurrent timelines, and overarching themes.
** There are quite a few potential triggers in this series. I have listed examples below, but sensitive readers may need to skip this one **
⛔️ Contains references to, or scenes detailing, subject matter that may be a trigger or offensive to some, including: adult language; derogatory terms; mental health challenges such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, suicidal tendencies, suicide attempts, sociopathic and psychopathic personalities; steamy adult intimate scenes with dominance, submission, restraints, spanking for pleasure and punishment; violence stereotypical of the outlaw MC genre such as kidnapping, abduction, murder, death, torture, assault, fighting (play, street, professional and underground / illegal), rape, drug use, drug distribution, gun running, betrayal, prostitution, subterfuge, blackmail, threats, the mental, physical and sexual abuse of females and children, child neglect, etc.
There are grammatical issues throughout, but nothing difficult to interpret. Primarily these consist of missing punctuation, incorrect word choice / tense, missing words, and extra inserted words. I am mentioning these for readers such as myself that visualize the story as it is read, because errors interrupt the flow.
In this story we learn more about Laken’s past, what caused her to start working at the strip club owned by the Red Riot MC, and where she was finally located after everything happened after the Brothers By Blood MC intervened. As for Myth, we see the escalation between him and Jester (another MMA fighter that wants Myth to come out of retirement), the life and structure he has built to help overcome his ADHD.
The characters, storyline and universe are dynamic and the pace is good. There are a few things that could have been a little more detailed (sorry can’t tell you, as it is later in the story and would reveal a major spoiler), but that is just me … always wanting more.
I love how Addison Jane makes me root for the anti-hero and I can’t wait to start the next one and add her catalogue to my TBR list.
There is a storyline cliffhanger for the start of the next story in the series, but everything with Laken and Myth is resolved.