SYNOPSIS:
Everyone belongs somewhere. Even the misfits.
With the looming threat from the Mancuso Crime Family, the Forsaken Motorcycle Club is preparing for a war that could destroy them. Grady, the club’s Sergeant-at-Arms, knows that love makes you weak, and he has zero interest in adding to his liabilities– especially now. He’s already got his teenage daughter who keeps him on his toes and a beef within the club that could fracture his relationship with a fellow brother for good.
For Holly Mercer, her life is finally getting on track and the last thing she wants is trouble from her hometown’s resident outlaws. Keeping her nose clean is easier said than done, when suddenly she finds herself embroiled in club business. Holly might like the idea of being with a real-life bad boy, but even being in the same room with tough-as-nails Grady flusters her.
When Holly inadvertently finds herself on Mancuso’s radar, she has two choices: trust that Grady will protect her, or continue to refuse the club’s help. Both roads are dangerous, but only one has the chance to damage her beyond repair.
Love is never more dangerous than when it can destroy you.
Everyone belongs somewhere. Even the misfits.
With the looming threat from the Mancuso Crime Family, the Forsaken Motorcycle Club is preparing for a war that could destroy them. Grady, the club’s Sergeant-at-Arms, knows that love makes you weak, and he has zero interest in adding to his liabilities– especially now. He’s already got his teenage daughter who keeps him on his toes and a beef within the club that could fracture his relationship with a fellow brother for good.
For Holly Mercer, her life is finally getting on track and the last thing she wants is trouble from her hometown’s resident outlaws. Keeping her nose clean is easier said than done, when suddenly she finds herself embroiled in club business. Holly might like the idea of being with a real-life bad boy, but even being in the same room with tough-as-nails Grady flusters her.
When Holly inadvertently finds herself on Mancuso’s radar, she has two choices: trust that Grady will protect her, or continue to refuse the club’s help. Both roads are dangerous, but only one has the chance to damage her beyond repair.
Love is never more dangerous than when it can destroy you.
STALK JC THESE WAYS!!!
RENEE'S REVIEW
This book was giving to me by the author (thank you) in exchange for an honest review.
Rev is the 3rd book in JC Emery's Bayonet Scares series. This series is about a motorcycle club vs. the mafia, but that is just an element of the story. Emery was more going on in each book than just fight, motorcycles and black sedans. Each of these book have a love story, these tough motorcycle dudes and the women who fall for them.
This story follows school secretary Holly, who just moved back to town and Grady, the Sargent-at Arms for the club. Holly is assigned as sort of a counselor for Cheyenne, Grady's daughter. Holly tries multiple times to get in touch with Grady by phone over Cheyenne's behavior and grades, but he just hangs up on her. So Holly, is a little spit fire herself, not known for making great choices, goes to their house to confront Grady. Who does this woman think she is going to a Forsaken members house? Grady is beyond pissed, but she amused him. he thought it was funny to get her all riled up. They soon find themselves tangled up into a mess, isn't that how all good relationships start?
Emery really pushed some limits with this book. She was really graphic and when Holly had enough in one scene, the sheer determination that Emery described and the description of that scene, shows how seasoned of a writer Emery really is. I have never read a book that was like this, I've always stuck with romance and woman's fiction, with a little suspense and thriller mixed in to round it out. Even in the suspense and thriller novels I read were not this riveting. Could you imagine if she did write thrillers??? Mind blown!
This so far was the best of the series, you do still need to read the other to know what is going on but this one right here gets my GOLD STAR! I will be talking about this book with my review friends/book friends. That says a lot when you read 20 or more books a month, you tend not to talk about many of them.
I give REV by JC Emery 5 Platypires
or stars however you like to count!
BAMA LOVE!! Roll Tide!! and Keep Reading Y'all!
~Renee
Rev is the 3rd book in JC Emery's Bayonet Scares series. This series is about a motorcycle club vs. the mafia, but that is just an element of the story. Emery was more going on in each book than just fight, motorcycles and black sedans. Each of these book have a love story, these tough motorcycle dudes and the women who fall for them.
This story follows school secretary Holly, who just moved back to town and Grady, the Sargent-at Arms for the club. Holly is assigned as sort of a counselor for Cheyenne, Grady's daughter. Holly tries multiple times to get in touch with Grady by phone over Cheyenne's behavior and grades, but he just hangs up on her. So Holly, is a little spit fire herself, not known for making great choices, goes to their house to confront Grady. Who does this woman think she is going to a Forsaken members house? Grady is beyond pissed, but she amused him. he thought it was funny to get her all riled up. They soon find themselves tangled up into a mess, isn't that how all good relationships start?
Emery really pushed some limits with this book. She was really graphic and when Holly had enough in one scene, the sheer determination that Emery described and the description of that scene, shows how seasoned of a writer Emery really is. I have never read a book that was like this, I've always stuck with romance and woman's fiction, with a little suspense and thriller mixed in to round it out. Even in the suspense and thriller novels I read were not this riveting. Could you imagine if she did write thrillers??? Mind blown!
This so far was the best of the series, you do still need to read the other to know what is going on but this one right here gets my GOLD STAR! I will be talking about this book with my review friends/book friends. That says a lot when you read 20 or more books a month, you tend not to talk about many of them.
I give REV by JC Emery 5 Platypires
or stars however you like to count!
BAMA LOVE!! Roll Tide!! and Keep Reading Y'all!
~Renee
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