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A review by thebookishattitude
Archangels MC by Ivy Fox
4.0
Let me start by saying, RH is not a style I generally pick out for myself. However I love MC romance & when I won a copy of this book from the lovely Ivy Fox herself and thought why not lets do this!
If you've ever read any form of MC romance you know their intense, full of brooding from our alpha's and a lady strong enough to understand them, in this regard Ms Fox did not disappoint.
Ivy has done an exceptional job of portraying the point of views of our three main squeezes (Michael, Cam & Gabe) and another for Hope. While there were parts that I would have desperately love to have seen play out where one character left a scene written in the point of view of another to do a side mission (i.e Florida! Michael, Cam and Uri) but I understand, Ms Fox seems have written this in a face paced manner but has given all the slowburn feels. The boys have their own demons, their own burdens and are held together by an unbreakable family bond. They are in all sense of the word bar blood "brothers" our heroine is also not without her struggles, but it seems her past, one she doesnt remember, is the least of her problems. Ya know, if I was hope and that was the condition I was found in I probably wouldn't care if my rescue team never found answers until the past came knocking either.
There are a few twists and turns but I believe they became the backbone for character development. Lastly though, Aurora was one hell of a Badass bestfriend/Aunt/doctor, her own story could possibly fill in the gaps from the final chapter and to the epilogue.
But we'll see where Ms. Fox's muse takes her next.
If you've ever read any form of MC romance you know their intense, full of brooding from our alpha's and a lady strong enough to understand them, in this regard Ms Fox did not disappoint.
Ivy has done an exceptional job of portraying the point of views of our three main squeezes (Michael, Cam & Gabe) and another for Hope. While there were parts that I would have desperately love to have seen play out where one character left a scene written in the point of view of another to do a side mission (i.e Florida! Michael, Cam and Uri) but I understand, Ms Fox seems have written this in a face paced manner but has given all the slowburn feels. The boys have their own demons, their own burdens and are held together by an unbreakable family bond. They are in all sense of the word bar blood "brothers" our heroine is also not without her struggles, but it seems her past, one she doesnt remember, is the least of her problems. Ya know, if I was hope and that was the condition I was found in I probably wouldn't care if my rescue team never found answers until the past came knocking either.
There are a few twists and turns but I believe they became the backbone for character development. Lastly though, Aurora was one hell of a Badass bestfriend/Aunt/doctor, her own story could possibly fill in the gaps from the final chapter and to the epilogue.
But we'll see where Ms. Fox's muse takes her next.