With a father in prison and my brother dead, I’m on my way to Reno to give Dutch’s cut back to his MC. Unfortunately, an unplanned act of kindness sends my life spinning out of control.
Now I’m caught between the Hell’s Jury MC and their rivals, and I don’t know who to trust. And the sexy biker who wants to claim me? My heart is as much at risk as my life.
Rocky… the minute I saw her, I knew she was it.
Returning from New Mexico with a million dollars in cartel money, my brothers and I are attacked and left for the vultures until a beautiful blonde saves our lives. Meeting Jess was a lightning rod moment until I discover her ties to our club’s enemies.
How do we repay her for her kindness? Drag her back to the Hell’s Jury clubhouse and make her face the Hangman.
To keep her safe from our enemies, I’ll have to claim her, protect her, fight for her and I’m willing to do whatever it takes for the woman who’s about to become my forever.
Rocky is the first book in the Hell’s Jury MC series. Each book in the series is completely standalone and can be read in any order. Rocky is a dark romance with scenes of sexuality and violence. Please read with caution.
Nikita Slater is the USA Today Bestselling Author of action-packed suspenseful romance. She writes dark romance, mafia romance, MC romance, fantasy shifter romance, and post-apocalyptic dystopian romance. She lives on the beautiful Canadian prairies with her son, her awesome dog, and her partner. She has an unholy affinity for books, wine, pets and anything chocolate. Despite some of the darker themes in her books (which are pure fun and fantasy), Nikita is a staunch feminist and advocate of equal rights for all races, genders and non-gender specific persons. When she isn't writing, dreaming about writing or talking about writing, she helps others discover a love of reading and writing through literacy and social work.
I am so glad Nikita Slater decided to write in this genre because Ricky was sensational and so exciting to read! Rocky and his brothers find themselves in a very dire situation and along comes Jess, a young lady trying to find her way after the devastation in her life. Jess stops her car and picks up these three men but this begins a journey of Jess finding herself in a clubhouse and she is not happy. Bring the spitfire she is Jess fights anyone and everyone that tries to speak to her. But Rocky is attracted to the first blonde and he works hard to keep her safe. Fabulous MC story with characters who touched my soul!
I liked it. Being a big fan of Nikita's previous works usually means I'll read just about anything she writes. So, it was absolutely no surprise I was excited when I heard she was writing an MC series. Be still my heart!
But.. well, I didn't like it as much as I was hoping to. In the end it was simply an OK read for me. Nothing particularly stood out. It had the usual moving parts that most MC books have that I enjoy. I mean, it was entertaining, sure. I liked the hero Rocky and the heroine Jess for the most part even if parts of their personalities or actions irked me at times.
Same for the other MC guys who had some intriguing personalities that has my interest piqued to see if they get their own books. Though the prez Hangman sounds most interesting due to his multiple children but he also sounds like he'll disappoint me too if he ends up being written like he was in this story because his character came across extremely one dimensional. He mostly yelled, shouted and punched people. He was also always angry or quick to anger. I couldn't get a read on him and I found him flat for a such an important character.
The book was pretty fast paced, which wasn't much of a surprise. But I guess what caught me off guard was the actual relationship between Jess and Rocky. I'll be honest, I wanted more from them individually and definitely as a couple. They had all the pieces and potential to become a great book couple but I don't feel like we got to explore that. The pacing played a big part because although their initial first meet wasn't the usual lightening strike of instalove or obsession there was attraction..but it didn't take long for Rocky to be committed to keeping her though at the time he wasn't thinking ol' lady territory yet just not as one night stand. And from the snippets I read ahead of the release I expected Rocky to pull the alpha/obsessed card like most NS heros do. And I was here for it.. it just didn't work for me in this book the way it has in others. 🤷🏻♀️
Due to the inner thoughts and the recklessly "no filter" way Jess spoke at times she came across as juvenile. Much of the same could be said for Rocky too. While most of the time they were cute and amusing as a couple sometimes their scenes together felt a little immature. More like two teenagers in a relationship and not two adults, ya know?
I guess it could've been more of a *me* problem. Who knows. Could also be a little of that first book disappointment playing a part too. 🤷🏻♀️
But as I said, I did like it. The biggest issue here was that more or less *I* had expectations for this book that I formed before reading it that either weren't fulfilled or left me disappointed with how they played out.
Though if I had to mention anything that did bug me I think it would be the flow of the story and the characters inner thoughts felt very, very clunky. Everything didn't flow as smoothly or as well as other NS books. Very unusual for NS IMO. And sure, the MC backdrop could for sure have made a difference with how this particular story was approached or presented. All I know is it just felt off at times with how the scenes and the thoughts of the MCs transitioned.
Another problem for me, and for all I know this will be an overarching storyline that carries over into the second book and we'll pick it back up then. But the ending felt sort abrupt for me. Because we had Hangman and Rocky talking about going back to Santa Fe to search Jess's dead brother's belongings or old apartment but with strict orders she wasn't to know. And then that's that. We have the big MC barbeque and then move to the epilogue. I was left scratching my head a bit with the lack of continuity after that scene. I expected them to head off to handle that but instead the book ended with the bomb Joker dropped.
I'm not too upset by it just annoyed it ended the way it did. I'll hold most of my judgement till after we get book two and see how the story picks up.
Solid start to a new series and regardless of how "meh" this felt for me I'm looking forward to diving back into this world when the next book releases.
I felt a bit of trepidation starting this book: Nikita Slater is one of my favourite authors and the MC trope isn't one I generally go for because I find a lot of the books over the top or horrendously cliché as writers struggle developing a solid romance alongside enough realistic grit to do the genre justice. Well, I absolutely loved this and as per usual, everything this author has done was solid gold for me as a reader. The book focussed on Rocky and Jess, with the couple's instalove story being the focus and chapters being told from both the main characters' points of view. That being said, their romance was completely surrounded by the Hell's Jury MC one-percenters and the life that Rocky lived as a fully patched member. There was a good dash of violence (nothing too dark or extreme in case any readers are worried), an entertaining plot line and smexy times that are definitely on the rough side.
The book hits the ground running, with Jess on her way to Reno on personal business (I won't go into it here as it later forms part of the plot line). She comes across three men who've been beaten up badly, dragging themselves along the empty road. When Jess stops to help them against her better instincts, her world is forever changed when she encounters Rocky, a no-nonsense biker. With their chemistry off the charts but Jess' motivations unclear, she's taken back to the clubhouse. The book then follows her and Rocky's explosive romance amidst the MC world. There's a bit of action, great romance (including a male lead who manages to be both gruff and unafraid to claim his lady and how he feels) and a bit of mystery as betrayal is thrown in to keep readers turning the pages. There's a six year age gap if I'm remembering correctly, though Rocky is definitely more worldly. There aren't really any major triggers - a bit of blood and violence, drugs and weapons, but it wasn't overly graphic and supported the MC world rather than being gratuitous. There's other woman drama which generally comes with this trope as there are other biker gals in the clubhouse.
I loved both of the main characters. Rocky was firmly in the MC world and I loved how the author maintained a great balance of this and his new relationship with Jess. For those looking to tick off the jealous and possessive box, Rocky had this in spades and was head over heels with Jess from the get-go. There was a lot of how aroused he was for her and how he'd never reacted this way to another woman but it fit in with his rougher character so I liked it. Basically, he was a big, rough, straight shooter who'd had a tough life but found everything he never knew he wanted in Jess (cliché but there's no way for me to say it without being cheesy). As for Jess, I wasn't sure if I'd like her. The author had warned readers that she was pretty over the top and more feisty than her usual female leads and this filled me with a sense of dread because one thing I regularly comment on in my reviews of female leads is how authors often struggle with creating a strong female main character that is a good balance of strength and sass without being overly annoying and obnoxious. Nikita Slater smashed it for me and I loved Jess. She was mouthy at times, sure, but somehow she didn't come across as fake, over the top or too stupid to live. I think maybe because the plot was realistic for an MC novel? I'm not sure, but she really worked for me. Jess also had a jealous and possessive streak, too, I'll add. The secondary characters also added a lot to the book, playing their own role while not taking over Rocky and Jess' story line.
I also really enjoyed the author's take on the MC world. It tackled the issues I expected to be present but managed to be matter of fact rather than cheesy, the latter being the issue I often have with this trope. Maybe because there was no harping on about how big and bad they were as an MC and the events that rolled out all played into the story line rather than being shoved in there for shock value or something equally as trite. I dunno, I just know I love this author's writing style and she nailed it for me in this one. The book came across as written by someone who's been writing MCs forever rather than Book 1 in a new series in a completely new trope for them. One of the main things I really loved, however (and something else that can be a massive mood killer and pet peeve of mine) is that the author wasn't demeaning towards the women in this world. While I get it's fiction, I find sometimes authors can fall back on horrendous, derogatory language towards women in this trope, written poorly and tastelessly and always managing to get my hackles up (again, I get it's fiction but it always comes across as over the top and an attempt to be 'hard'). Yeah, there were what were called passarounds in this book, but they were a part of club life, not an excuse to showcase what big, bad players the bikers were and what *insert word that starts with 's' and rhymes with 'huts' here* some of the women were. And while there was other woman drama, the focus was on how mean the antagonist was rather than the choices she made with her life and how she used her body. I found it really refreshing that the author used solid writing rather than tired clichés for this and for me it worked brilliantly, making for a more realistic (and therefore immensely enjoyable) read - I didn't roll my eyes once and that's nothing short of a miracle, especially for an MC book. Slater also used her creative license to add into the Hell's Jury rules that women were to be treated well (for the most part).
So yet again, this was another winner for me from Nikita Slater and I'm really looking forward to the next book in the series. There are a lot of great characters throughout the story so there's a lot for her to work with and I can't wait to see where the story line goes. Quick heads up as well - some of the story line isn't completely tied up so while Rocky and Jess get their happily ever after and their love story has closure, there's a bit of a cliffhanger and an overarching plot thread involving some of their story that I'm assuming will be carried through to the next book. I can't wait because it was goooooood.
A new start to a series in a new subgenre for this author, Jess (the heroine) and Rocky (the hero) meet under less than ideal circumstances as she picks him and a couple of his MC brothers injured in the desert. Her car is immediately commandeered by the men, and she is taken to their clubhouse under suspicion when they find a MC cut in her bag from a rival MC.
There is a lot of coincidence in the beginning, but what really captures your attention is the sparks and heated verbal exchanges between Rocky and Jess. Rocky is immediately abnormally protective towards Jess as she more often than not verbally digs herself deeper. The turn around in their relationship from adversarial to lovers was a little abrupt to me. At least on Jess' part. You can see that for Rocky, Jess was so very very different than any one before her and he is very quickly on board with giving her his protection and moving their relationship to something permanent. Way before Jess is ready or shows that she is anywhere near ready.
There is, of course, plenty of other women drama due to the club bunnies, and Rocky's familiarity with them....one in particular whose name happens to be his laptop password (I mean, Dude, you idjit) despite him stating that the bunny means nothing. Again...Rocky, you idjit.
There is an overarching plot that is not resolved by the end of the book. I am sure that it will continue to run through at least the next several books in the series, and I am curious to know more about it. Rocky and Jess get their HFN, with Jess giving a particular club bunny a very much deserved smack down. It was soooo satisfying to read.
This was overall an enjoyable read and start to the series. I am looking forward to the next one to see some of the plot started here is built upon, and hope to see Rocky and Jess in upcoming books.
Having her father in Prison and her biker brother dead, Jess decides to return his cut (Biker vest) back to where it belongs and on the way she stops to help 3 beat up guys on the side of the Nevada highway. Little did she know that doing so would set her on a course she can't walk away from. An adventure, a romance, and a conspiracy within the Hell's Jury motorcycle club. Alot of sex, alot of strong language used and violence. What more could you expect from a motorcycle club?
I enjoyed this. I didn't love it, but I didn't hate it either. It was entertaining and fun. There were alot of grammatical errors and some words missing that kept throwing me off of the story which was a sad. I didn't much like how "old ladies" are basically just cock warmers. I don't know if that's legit Club life or just this book but i feel like they should be just as into the club business as the brothers are. Idk. Misogynistic maybe? I loved Jess, such a fiery personality with a mouth that don't close. Rocky was pretty good too, was a total Cinnamon roll to Jess even when she was beating the shit out of him... I did find his possessiveness to be a bit over the top though. Fucking Diamond though. Gross. How could you have any respect for yourself when you are literally called a "pass around"? Will be continuing the series. I wanna see where it goes and what the conspiracy is about.
What a crazy and extremely entertaining rollercoaster ride that was! I absolutely fell in love with Jess and her spunkiness right from the start. That girl has some steel lady balls to do and say the things she does. She’s tough as nails but with a heart of gold. When she meets some rough and down on their luck men on the side of the road, Jess has no idea that they would end up turning her life upside down. One of those men, Rocky, has this instant attraction to Jess that turns into something more, making him extremely possessive of poor Jess.
I loved the banter, the wit and all of the laugh out loud moments between Jess, Rocky and the rest of the MC. They kept me laughing throughout and just falling in love with all of them - except the club girls (I hated those women). The sexual tension and chemistry between Jess and Rocky was explosive and extremely hot! I couldn’t wait for them to finally figure things out between them. They were definitely perfect for each other.
This was an explosive start to this new MC series and I could not get enough of it. It was action packed, suspenseful, entertaining, witty, drama filled and damn sexy. I was hooked right from the very beginning and never wanted it to end. Now I can’t wait for the next book.
I haven’t read a biker romance in so long and the blurb from Ms. Slater’s new series prompted me to jump back in the genre. I’m so glad that I did. Ms. Slater knows how to really get into a new genre and rock it.
Jess couldn’t help herself. She had to stop and help three men who were in a very bad situation. Little did she know that she would be caught up in their lifestyle and falling for one of the members of the MC.
Immediately, I like Jess and Rocky’s connection. They are immediately drawn to each and other and the story focuses mainly around that attraction. Rocky is really tough and he can share his emotions with his lady. He is not afraid to claim her in front of everyone. Jess is spicy and she handles herself well in the middle of the clubhouse antics.
The MC is going through some things and there are a few secrets between the two. The typical drama of a biker romance are present. The grittiness is there and you would not expect anything less if you ever read a book by Ms. Slater. Yet, the passion and intensity of the connection is there to pull the story together.
Rocky and Jess left me wanting so much more. I can’t wait to read the next book in the series.
OK first book in series was good and I have a feeling next book is going to be even better. I liked the story and enjoyed the twist at the end (let me be clear NOT cliffhanger but a twist )
Jess is driving in the desert when she sees 3 almost naked men walking to their death so she doesn't think even for a minute before she stops to safe them. Maybe not the best idea! She has a past with a MC club that her brother was in so when she finds out that the 3 guys she save are from other MC club that doesn't sit well with her. Rocky is attracted to the mouthy blond sexy girl and he wants to possess her which is first for him. When he and his brothers finds out about her connection to their rival club they take her in their club to find out what is going on. The story evolve ,the attraction between them grows and the passion scenes were HOT. I really liked Rocky but Jess was a bit annoying at times ,at one time answers back and doesn't care in the next moment crying her eyes out like a child. And that's why I gave 4* instead of 5* . I really enjoyed the book though and I read it twice before I gave my review as it's the first time I give Nikita Slater less than 5* I can't wait for the next book about the Coyote.
This story comes out December 28, 2022. The story is of a female young Jessical Walker, five feet, four inches, blond hair, blues eyes, 24, from Ellicott City, Maryland. in a new 2011 Mercedes Benz SUV. Jessical saw three big burly muscles guys. They were Rocky, Trigger, and Red. Jess helps them when she saw them in Nevada sun in August on a deserted road, in the middle of the desert, no shirts, no shoes, she saw the shape they're in bloody. one supported by the other two, three men stagging down in the hot sun. The men were of the Hell's Jury Clubhouse. Rocky was determined to make Jess his woman. I love the plot of the biker romance with Jessical and Hunter. The other characters in the clubhouse of the Hell's Jury MC, Hash, Joker, Dicer, Crank, Blood, Eight, and Zero. also, Hangman, he the Prez. Coyote, and Q. Fender. Then, the ladies, Jillian, Leslie, Haley, Chrissy, Slag, and Verity, Laurie, Jayla, Diamond. This has a catfight you have to read that made me read this ARC, over and over again three times. I can't wat to read Coyote (Hell's Jury MC) coming April 25, 2023. This novel is phenomenal, remarkable, a really marvelous book to read.
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Just when you can’t get enough entertainment from Nikita Slater she starts writing a new genre. Rocky is her first installment of Hell’s Jury MC. Jess is on her way to deal with a painful personal matter with a rival MC of Hell’s Jury. On her way, she runs into Rocky and some of his MC brothers causing all sorts of issues. Rocky wants Jess all to himself but Jess is unable to open herself up to any more hurt in her life. When Jess is threatened Rocky takes a stand against the threat and will do anything in his power to show Jess he’s the one for her and will not let her down. The electric chemistry between these two is like fire and ice and once that barrier is blown wide open it causes a ripple effect within the club. This book is outstanding and Nikita will leave you wanting more. She’s a great story teller and everything she writes is a best seller in my opinion! Pick up this book today!
First time reading something like this. Did not like it at all.
Way too many figures, inta-love, little to no chemistry, other woman drama, girls fighting over a guy (so embarrassing), the club vibes are giving me the creeps, sluts all over the place (because the guys like them around?!), the club swarming with STD’s also has kids over the floor, playing videogames and doing homework?! Wtf am I reading???
Not much of a plot, the little plot there is, has too many holes and too many open ends (never found out about what was going on with her brother, who did it or why they did it). There is not much character development, Jess is weird and stays like that. The smut was dry and boring. Again no chemistry whatsoever. The characters remain shallow, not much to them and, and nothing to develop because there is not much going on.
Will read the second one just because I’m curious about the brother.
I have been wanting a good MC romance for some years and this is it! Jess is one crazy, funny woman. I enjoyed her more than any heroine in a long time. She is a airhead and bada$$ all rolled into one. Her mouth!!!!!!! I laughed so hard. She has no filter and she doesn't give Rocky a chance to dominate her. Rocky is fine. He is used to having his pick and way with all the women. He does not know what to do with her at first. He rolls with her and falls in love hard. I LOVED this story. It's so lifelike without all the fake stuff. They make mistakes and learn from them. My only complaint is that they never figured out Jess's brother. I know the series continues , I'll keep reading.
This cast of bad a$$ bikers is going to be a hell of a ride to read I can't wait. This author never lets me down. I highly recommend this book.
Oh Nikita Slater, you did it again. I love this biker club and I love Rocky and Jess. Rocky and his brothers end up in a bad situation. Jess is the only one on the open road and sees three bikers looking like they could use some assistance. She passes them and then decides to go back and help them out. That is a decision that she will question in the future. Rocky is an alpha male and Jess is a no nonsense kind of girl who doesn't need anyone to take care of her. This book hooked me from the first page. There is all kinds of biker drama, club girls, and some cat fights that I absolutely loved. If you love bikers who are bossy and old ladies who are independent and sassy, this is your book. Thank you Nikita for another Five-Star Read. Kudos!! Cannot wait for the second book!!!
3.75 stars. Enjoyable read. Some things didn’t really make sense to me (the $1m of Cartel money they had stolen from them along with their bikes and cuts? Wouldn’t that take priority over dealing with returning Jess’ dead brother’s cut to rival MC?). Also, Jess was borderline intolerable with her OTT personality.
Despite those issues, the chemistry was strong between Rocky and Jess. It was a little hard to believe he went from such a total asshole, when Jess first rescued them, to a lovesick sap in the end. But overall, I was rooting for their HEA.
The part where the club whores are talking shit about their experiences with Rocky, to get a rise out of Jess, is really well done. Jess’ hurt and humiliation is palpable. Rocky’s response is also well done.
I’ve read a load of MCs and I love it when I find one that sticks out in this genre.
I liked how this group wasn’t hearts and flowers, but sometimes Rocky clued in and could be soft or gentle. I liked the kids and I liked some of the brothers over others. I look forward to some of their books.
My only issues were: 1. When Jess and Rocky get crazy and their pumped up, their sex get crazy and I don’t like how rough it gets. 2. Jess gets her property vest at Dot’s house, but Rocky is supposed to do it at the clubhouse with the brothers and never does- and she’s only worn it once- at Dot’s house. 3. We never see, nor do we know if it happened- but they never return Dutch’s cut.
I love MC books and this one hooked me from the first. It started with a fast pace that kept me turning pages to see what was going to happen next. Jess is driving her new Mercedes SUV when she passes 3 bloody, beat-up guys walking down the road holding one up between them. Without a thought she stops, backs up and gets out to help them. Now what normal woman would do something like that. This has DANGER written all over it. From then on, I couldn't put the book down. There's a lot going on in the story and definitely kept my interest. I can't wait for the next book in this series.
Wow I’m usually not into MC books but this one was a great one. I love Jess’ character, she is smart, funny and kick ass. The only problem is … you are taught never to pick up strangers. Guess what? You will have to read to find out.
Rocky on the other hand is an independent, sexy as hades biker who is a member of Hell’s Jury MC. What does that mean to Jess… trouble! There is plenty of chemistry, dominance and danger to keep you entertained.
In closing this ends with a HEA and I can’t wait for book 2 which is Coyote’s story.
You blew it with this book, Nikita Slanter. I adore Rocky and Jess, and I adore Hell's Jury Club. A problematic circumstance arises for Rocky and his brothers. Jess spots three bikers who appear to be in need of some help. She drives by them before deciding to go back and assist them. She's going to think twice about that choice once they are in her car. Rocky is a dominant man, and Jess is a headstrong woman who doesn't require care from anyone. I became engrossed in this book right away. It's an excellent read. Great Job I can't wait for the next book!
No matter the genre, Nikita Slater is a win for me. I adore how she changes up her genres. She writes romance like one one’s business, and seems to let her muse lead the way, giving us paranormal, mafia, dystopian, all with that lovely edge and depth that makes her books a 1-click for me.
Without fail, she writes what I want to read. Amazingly well developed characters and world building, tension, action, *heat*, dialogue, and a storyline I’m sucked into from page one until the end.
I was lucky enough to receive a copy of this book and I’m voluntarily leaving a review.
3 ⭐️- the book started off slow but once it got going it sped off and in this case not in a good way. The H and h went from barely speaking him tying her up to all of a sudden not being able to live without each other. Usually I can read books like this no problem but when I stop reading and ask myself “hm that happened fast no?” Then it was not done right .
So why the 3 stars? It was entertaining enough I continued to read and once I started I felt I had to continue so while the back and forth with the two MCs was annoying there was enough to save the book.
I liked a lot of things about this book but it feels incomplete, there are still too many unanswered questions about pretty big plot lines. I felt the connection between the main characters which was good but the brotherhood doesn’t feel strong in this club. I mean seriously they take an old lady with them on a run because they need to clean up their own mess, that wasn’t their fault to begin with. Talk about not having each other’s back. Not sure if I want to continue.
This was a good read. We definitely got a gott OTT alpha male in Rocky and I loved Jess! She was kick-@$$ for sure! Story wise.....gotta say not much developed. I enjoyed it and situations happened but questions that were there the whole book were never answered so we're left with a lot of guessing still. The book itself is a standalone as far as the couple is concerned but doesn't seem to be story-wise.
Nikita 's trying to dip her toes in the Mc world and it is a change for her readers.
Jess was a fireball and a strong woman, she doesn't take shit from anyone, especially man even if they are Mc. Rocky was man with a long list of women of club bunnies. Their interaction is hot and cold. Can see a lot of side characters with potential in the future, Coyote been one of them. I still want to know more about Dutch and what he stoled
Reading an MC story is something different for me but I must say that I am glad I started with this one! Jess is an independent and opinionated young woman. She has quite the mouth on her and I must say that I enjoyed her attitude.
Rocky is intrigued by Jess from the beginning. Their meeting was unconventional and there is plenty of twists and turns in the story.
Another great one from Nikita Slater. Still an automatic one click author for me!
Rocky was a fantastic start to a new series and a new genre for this author. It was thrilling suspenseful and will keep you on the edge of your seat. I love MC books and I really love when the guy falls first. Rocky and Jess have some amazing chemistry and Jess is feisty and really doesn’t give two F’s who you are she sticks up for herself. This was a book that will captivate you from beginning to end and I am so intrigued by all the other members of the MC and cannot wait to get their story.
I really enjoyed Rocky and Jess’s story. I kept waiting for someone to kill Jess because she just couldn’t keep her mouth closed. Don’t get me wrong I love a feisty strong willed heroine but I kept thinking read the room honey these men are dangerous. But hey it makes for an entertaining book. Loved seeing Rocky fall for his lady and protect her from his brothers and the other biker club that wanted her. Can’t wait for Coyote’s story. Great start to a new series.
This is the first book in a new series and what an intriguing and entertaining introduction Rocky and Tess's journey is. This story is filled with emotions, suspense, intrigue, danger, humour, witty banter, twists, revelations, and love which all leads to a riveting and addictive page turner. I look forward to reading more from this talented author whose work I highly recommend.
I love that Nikita has stepped into the MC Genre, Rocky was everything you have come to expect from her. No one writes Alpha heroes like she does. I do see some similarities with her other novels, but that is what makes it so good. I have read all her books and will continue to read anything she writes, she is that good. Can't wait to read the next MC book. Thank for an amazing read.
Love this new series. Hell’s Jury MC they sure are likely to be an awesome series. Rocky and Jess were amazing they had their ups and downs and I really like the feisty of Jess she made me laugh out loud in some parts of this story. It will definitely be awesome to know more of this club and it’s members get a story of them too.