Wild Marauders MC - Lynch

by Tory Richards

• ISBN10: 1521409129
• ISBN13: 9781521409121
• Publish Date: 3 June 2017
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Independently Published
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 292
• Language: English

Reviews

[Cocktails and Books]

OMG! This was a great story, if you love an alpha male and a self sufficient female with steamy sex and bad boy bikers you need to pick up this book and get reading. The story moved smoothly and was captivating I could not put the book down until I was finished with the story. I just found myself a new author to follow.

Reviewed by Susan for Cocktails and Books

[stacey_is_sassy]

The biker scene has lost its appeal...

Lynch is the Wild Marauders motorcycle club president. The club is his life. His crew are his best mates, he makes heaps of money doing what he loves and he has plenty of sweetbutts to service him. He sees a chick on the side of the road with her car broken down and offers her help which she declines. This chick was hot and stuck in his mind after he left her. Every time he had sex with a sweetbutt after their meeting he pictures her face.

Kat meets a hot biker on the side of the road when her car breaks down. Her boring respectable lawyer boyfriend stays in the car while she gets hit on by the biker. This wakes her up to the fact that her boyfriend is a loser. She breaks up with loser and two weeks later gets dropped at the feet of the biker.

This story has action, suspense and intrigue. Lots of fighting between rival clubs which brings murder and mayhem to the club's door.

There were some pretty hot sexy times between the main characters and an obvious connection between them.

My reasons for the lower rating...I'm over bikers. It doesn't turn me on when they want to have public sex. I'm not impressed that every sentence spoken has at least one swear word, it gets monotonous. I don't like to think these women choose to degrade themselves by offering sex to be able to hang around. I don't think being the President's old lady is something to aspire to, it just puts a target on your back.

I have enjoyed books about motorcycle clubs, but for me they have lost their appeal. Maybe down the track the appeal will come back, but for now it's time for a break.