Showing posts with label Biker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Biker. Show all posts

Thursday, October 10, 2019

Stone Cold Bad by Tess Oliver

Stone Cold Bad (Stone Brothers, #1)Stone Cold Bad by Tess Oliver
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This book is the introduction to the Stone Brothers, the towns bad boys. This book starts out with the brothers making a bet about who can finger bang the most girls....which made me wonder how this book was going to turn out. Jade walks into the bar shortly after and she just lets him do what he wants. So my problem was that he is a man whore and just that one time with Jade has him wrapped up in her.

Jade - Comes across so sweet and innocent, like she could do better than the bad boy that is making bets to get with more woman than his brother.

Colt - is your normal tattooed bad boy.

Narrated by CJ Bloom and Mason Lloyd, they did a great job bringing out what you image the characters would sound like.

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Tuesday, October 8, 2019

Bound by Family by Ryan Michele

Bound by Family (Ravage MC Bound, #1)Bound by Family by Ryan Michele
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is a biker romance book and I don't always enjoy them. This book wasn't bad but also it was great because it falls short in some areas for me.

Cooper - He is your typical biker guy... drinking, club duties, women and bikes. Yet he also has a very softer side that pulls at your heart. He grew up as part of the club and that has been his life. He has goals with the club and having an old lady isn't one of them.

Bristyl - Her family is part of another biker group. Her family doesn't treat her very well just because she is a female and can't be part of the group unless she is an old lady to someone in their group. Which isn't what she wants.

What I didn't like about this book: How her family wanted to force her to be with a member of their group just so they could treat her like part of the family. Yes, it is explained why they did that but that is just something that didn't sit well with me. The title of the book just leads you to believe that they put their family inf front of all others, but that doesn't appear to be the case with this book.

Narration was provided by Joe Arden and Lucy Rivers - they were very easy to listen to and do a good job of coming across well and work well together.

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