Nile Princess’s Reviews > Biker's Servant: Property of Hawk > Status Update

Now she's upset because her boyfriend, who is part of a racist biker group, and whom she suspects is racist yet never discusses race with, doesn't understand the nuances of her lightskinned blackness. Keep me near the cross, Lord. This author actually writes really well, and the story would be so much better if it wasn't interjected with foolishness, periodically.

Juliette is exhausting. Why are we still with all the theatrics given the fact that, when she had the opportunity to escape, she decided to run TO Hawk? So why are we still enduring all this banshee nonsense? Girl, hush.

Juliette, come on now. So disappointing. Her being so adamant about getting away from Hunter and then deciding, mid escape, to...go to him??? Literally makes no sense at all. Like forget the character, the story makes no sense. How did she know exactly where he was? How did the bikers track her to him without her saying? This book, for all its issues etc, was actually going well. Much better than Book 1.