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A review by musingbookworm
King: Sons of Hell M.C. by Rebecca Joyce, Rebecca Joyce
4.0
Two fiery, headstrong personalities clash. Its a clash of the titans - and neither will accept defeat.
From the start, King and Venom are at loggerheads. In fairness, King 100% asks for the attitude from Venom. How the man is able to feet both feet in his mouth at the same time, while thinking he is the wrong party is honestly impressive.
Expect to dislike King for a good portion of the book… I love me a possessive, alphahole as much as the next girl bit he takes it to whole new levels. He does get his redemption, and a change in tactics, which I doubt he would ever admit too.
Venom is an awesome woman. I loved her strength and self assurance- even if she did hold on to her misguided notions a little too long for a smart person.
The fireworks outside the bedroom translate to a whole lot of spice in the bedroom.
All round a great read. Looking forward to reading the rest of the merry band of misfits’ stories.
From the start, King and Venom are at loggerheads. In fairness, King 100% asks for the attitude from Venom. How the man is able to feet both feet in his mouth at the same time, while thinking he is the wrong party is honestly impressive.
Expect to dislike King for a good portion of the book… I love me a possessive, alphahole as much as the next girl bit he takes it to whole new levels. He does get his redemption, and a change in tactics, which I doubt he would ever admit too.
Venom is an awesome woman. I loved her strength and self assurance- even if she did hold on to her misguided notions a little too long for a smart person.
The fireworks outside the bedroom translate to a whole lot of spice in the bedroom.
All round a great read. Looking forward to reading the rest of the merry band of misfits’ stories.