Status Updates From Ride Hard (Raven Riders, #1)

This was nice. A bit too much biker politics and crime world for what I was in the mood for (though if you like that sort of thing, it was well written and planned out), but otherwise good. Haven found herself and her voice with the help of everyone at the club, and Dare finally started living again as Haven showed him the wonders of life. I would've liked an epilogue tho, as it stopped a bit abruptly if you ask me.

Well at least he admitted to having looked through her things without her permission, so she didn't end up hearing it through someone else. Good for you, Dare, owning up to your deeds.

I'm skimming a bit of the MC business aspect of this book if I'm being honest, as 1) I don't really care and 2) I'm not gonna read the rest of the series so *shrug*.

Didn't they learn from Hard Ever After that it's entirely possible for people to switch rides?!

**Side note: This book actually has 370+ pages. Not sure why this says 320...

The whole thing with Dare's confession should have either actually been a fight or he just needed to apologize. It was way too drawn out and yeah, maybe he read something he shouldn't have but it's not like he went digging in a safe deposit box to get it.

Okay, so can someone help me remember: Did Haven's mother run away from her father when Haven was in diapers? Haven hasn't thought about it in 30 seconds and I can't remember

A 15 year age gap is not as bad as Dare is trying to blow it up to be. Especially because they're both over 18 already and were over 18 before anything even thought about getting started. If Dare brings that up any more, I might have to light this book on fire.

Okay, do the people who've created these covers actually read these books? Because it would be nice if they could at least match hair styles...

Also, shy =\= observant. Not saying you can't be shy and observant, but those two don't go hand in hand like Haven just said