Living a life in darkness causes the soul to char to ash. Battling demons by turning himself into a monster is the only way he can survive...the only way he can keep a grip on sanity. That grip is precarious at best, every day is a silent battle with demons that threaten to yank him into the truest form of darkness, the abyss he’ll never escape. Then it happens. Light shines through the cracks.
Happiness. Mia Spencer’s life is full of it. She has an amazing new job, friends, family, and the light of her life - her daughter Lexie. Running from the demons of the past, escaping a hell that she vowed Lexie would never know about, she worked through hardship and near poverty to create something she was proud of. Buried deep inside, underneath the swell of love she had for her only daughter, were the fractured pieces of her. Pieces that were smashed and battered when she was young and vulnerable.
Then she meets Bull, who seems to hate her on sight. He screams danger, from his huge physique, to his beautiful ink, to the motorcycle club he belongs to. He is silent, his glares threaten to burn her into flames, yet she finds herself falling for him. Finds this broken man slowly fixing the pieces she thought would stay shattered forever.
Happiness. Mia Spencer’s life is full of it. She has an amazing new job, friends, family, and the light of her life - her daughter Lexie. Running from the demons of the past, escaping a hell that she vowed Lexie would never know about, she worked through hardship and near poverty to create something she was proud of. Buried deep inside, underneath the swell of love she had for her only daughter, were the fractured pieces of her. Pieces that were smashed and battered when she was young and vulnerable.
Then she meets Bull, who seems to hate her on sight. He screams danger, from his huge physique, to his beautiful ink, to the motorcycle club he belongs to. He is silent, his glares threaten to burn her into flames, yet she finds herself falling for him. Finds this broken man slowly fixing the pieces she thought would stay shattered forever.
Anne Malcom has proved herself with this book. You can tell she had been giving this book a lot of thought, just like she had the others, but this one was just off the charts.
I've loved Bull from the first book and have continued to love the broody character throughout. There's just something about his pain, his attitude that I wanted to see made right.
Mia moves in to town with her daughter Lexi and it's obvious from the get go she has secrets.
Her relationship with her daughter is beyond funny. They're more like best friends. It reminded me of how I was with my mom. I could talk to her about anything, say anything, and have a laugh. It was great. All daughter, mother friendships should have their connection.
But their banter, their teasing and personalities is what made the book a 5* for me. They were so bubbly, so full of light that it was hard not to smile through the book.
Mia's attraction to the broody biker is instant, the same with him. Although he does nothing but narrow his eyes, glare at her, you can tell he returns that attraction.
They're weird relationship starts from him changing her tire. Mia and Lexi are arguing about what to do when he walks over and starts to change it. Shocking both girls. It's Lexi that snaps out of it first, and befriends the biker. She befriends him so much, it starts getting reactions from Bull. We see him want life again. You can tell he adores the girl right off, although he hides it well.
The story continues, and it just gets better. Bull has to fight his fears more than once during the book and each and every time my heart breaks for not only him, but for Mia too.
Without a doubt this book was a 5* for me and I'll be reading it over and over. Make sure you check out the series yourselves and let me know your thoughts on it. I know others may agree, some disagree, but the series is a worth a look and you will love the characters as much as me.
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