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4.0 AVERAGE
4.0 AVERAGE
rinasreadsnz's review
4.0
*proofread*
Kellie and Kiptyn were fascinating.
Their story started very sweetly, then it got a little steamy. Add in some grief, a dash of angst and some pretty, twisted lies and you have one hell of a book.
There were - of course - a few Bowie twists thrown in, just to break my heart a little more.
Kellie and Kiptyn were fascinating.
Their story started very sweetly, then it got a little steamy. Add in some grief, a dash of angst and some pretty, twisted lies and you have one hell of a book.
There were - of course - a few Bowie twists thrown in, just to break my heart a little more.
lisamh68's review
5.0
Really good story if you are in to motorcycle club books. The title suits the story.
booksiflove's review
5.0
We met Kiptyn before in Emily Bowie’s books, as a side character, and I was patiently waiting for him to get his own story. And what a story he has. It’s darker than what I read before from this author but I loved it!
Kellie is the total opposite from Kiptyn, light, girly, innocent. Kiptyn is dark and dangerous and not so innocent. But opposites attract, right?!
Loved this story a lot!
I kindly received an arc and voluntarily left a review
Kellie is the total opposite from Kiptyn, light, girly, innocent. Kiptyn is dark and dangerous and not so innocent. But opposites attract, right?!
Loved this story a lot!
I kindly received an arc and voluntarily left a review
becsa's review
3.0
3.5 Stars
I enjoyed this book but there was a key part that I didn’t understand which lowered my rating as I felt as though I missed a whole section!
I liked Kellie and found that she was a bit of a trapped bird who was grasping at any chance to find herself. I loved that she had aspirations of going to Nashville but was struggling to have her dad believe in her and let her follow her dreams. I liked her a lot at the beginning of the book but then at a certain point I was so frustrated with her after she received some information from Kiptyn and she continued with what she was doing with her friendship with Noah. Then at the end I liked her again after she finally made a good decision.
Kiptyn was a character that I really enjoyed as he knew he wasn’t a really good guy but he was really trying to make something of himself although he really kept making some bad business decisions and got caught up with the wrong person. I liked his friendship with Russ and how much he trusted him but Russ was also wary of Kiptyn’s relationship with Kiptyn as it distracted him.
I hated “The Suit” and his lacky! I didn’t trust him at all and I was freaking out a little as I was shocked that Russ couldn’t get any information on either of them.
I was so proud of Kellie with how she dealt with Oliver and Leon Grand but I was completely shocked about who was behind it. The made me wonder how far that individual would go.
I was curious about the Judge and whether he was involved with the other person in setting up Kiptyn. It seemed to me like Noah was always in the right place.
The big accident was the part that left me completely confused. I couldn’t uynderstand how it was like nothing happened to Noah and Kellie. But then things happened with Axel and Russ that didn’t make sense at all and I didn’t get how it was Kiptyn’s fault. I felt as though I missed a whole chapter here and then it kind of put me off as I was still trying to fit the pieces together.
I was so relieved when Kellie and Kiptyn talked and everything finally got out in the open. I kind of new things were going to happen like they did and I was happy for how it all went down! The end was awesome and I liked the name dedication!
I enjoyed this book but there was a key part that I didn’t understand which lowered my rating as I felt as though I missed a whole section!
I liked Kellie and found that she was a bit of a trapped bird who was grasping at any chance to find herself. I loved that she had aspirations of going to Nashville but was struggling to have her dad believe in her and let her follow her dreams. I liked her a lot at the beginning of the book but then at a certain point I was so frustrated with her after she received some information from Kiptyn and she continued with what she was doing with her friendship with Noah. Then at the end I liked her again after she finally made a good decision.
Kiptyn was a character that I really enjoyed as he knew he wasn’t a really good guy but he was really trying to make something of himself although he really kept making some bad business decisions and got caught up with the wrong person. I liked his friendship with Russ and how much he trusted him but Russ was also wary of Kiptyn’s relationship with Kiptyn as it distracted him.
I hated “The Suit” and his lacky! I didn’t trust him at all and I was freaking out a little as I was shocked that Russ couldn’t get any information on either of them.
I was so proud of Kellie with how she dealt with Oliver and Leon Grand but I was completely shocked about who was behind it. The made me wonder how far that individual would go.
I was curious about the Judge and whether he was involved with the other person in setting up Kiptyn. It seemed to me like Noah was always in the right place.
The big accident was the part that left me completely confused. I couldn’t uynderstand how it was like nothing happened to Noah and Kellie. But then things happened with Axel and Russ that didn’t make sense at all and I didn’t get how it was Kiptyn’s fault. I felt as though I missed a whole chapter here and then it kind of put me off as I was still trying to fit the pieces together.
I was so relieved when Kellie and Kiptyn talked and everything finally got out in the open. I kind of new things were going to happen like they did and I was happy for how it all went down! The end was awesome and I liked the name dedication!