Praise for Mike
“You can tell me anything. I’ve got you,” and I won't let you go-Mike.
Excellent series, I’ve read every book, and my only complaint is that they aren’t long enough. Amanda’s characters are unforgettable, I wish we got more of them past and present. This book was exciting; treats, kidnapping, rescue. It was also full of heartbreak, hysteria, PTSD, death and grief.
Good read, awaiting the next one.
Dani Graves, The Author’s Voice (danigravesvoice.wordpress.com)
Marty Cross had never been one to back down from a challenge, in fact she had thrived on them. She had learned to be brave even when her world was falling down around her ears, but it seemed she had found a place in the world where that was alright. She was alright. Her father hadn’t shunned her when she had flatly told him who she was, no, Ace had offered to let her go with him back to his world and Marty wanted to fit in there. A motorcycle club is no place for a too brainy college girl with a bad attitude, or so she thought, but they welcomed her. So what if they looked at her like a child. So what if the only real respect she got was because of her father….
She cared.
She was determined to win the respect of the men her father called brothers even if it meant risking her own neck to do it.
It would be fine… they promised she would be safe and even if she was somehow put in danger they had a safety net in place….
Mike Allen was a man who fought for the respect of his club and he had earned it with two bullets to the back. He had earned too much respect to let a bigmouthed hot head disrespect him in front of his brothers and get away with it…even if she was the sexiest woman he had ever laid eyes on. Even if he saw red every time a brother looked her way. No she wouldn’t get away with it and he couldn’t wait to teach her that lesson.
Then he’s ordered on a job that could not only end his life, but that of the little dark haired hell cat. He was to be her safety net and even if she didn’t trust him, he would die to keep her safe, even if he had to watch her suffer to do it.
Tension rises as Mike and Marty fight to overcome disasters that would tear normal people apart, but they aren’t normal people, they are Defenders and they will survive.
“You can tell me anything. I’ve got you,” and I won't let you go-Mike.
Excellent series, I’ve read every book, and my only complaint is that they aren’t long enough. Amanda’s characters are unforgettable, I wish we got more of them past and present. This book was exciting; treats, kidnapping, rescue. It was also full of heartbreak, hysteria, PTSD, death and grief.
Good read, awaiting the next one.
Dani Graves, The Author’s Voice (danigravesvoice.wordpress.com)
Marty Cross had never been one to back down from a challenge, in fact she had thrived on them. She had learned to be brave even when her world was falling down around her ears, but it seemed she had found a place in the world where that was alright. She was alright. Her father hadn’t shunned her when she had flatly told him who she was, no, Ace had offered to let her go with him back to his world and Marty wanted to fit in there. A motorcycle club is no place for a too brainy college girl with a bad attitude, or so she thought, but they welcomed her. So what if they looked at her like a child. So what if the only real respect she got was because of her father….
She cared.
She was determined to win the respect of the men her father called brothers even if it meant risking her own neck to do it.
It would be fine… they promised she would be safe and even if she was somehow put in danger they had a safety net in place….
Mike Allen was a man who fought for the respect of his club and he had earned it with two bullets to the back. He had earned too much respect to let a bigmouthed hot head disrespect him in front of his brothers and get away with it…even if she was the sexiest woman he had ever laid eyes on. Even if he saw red every time a brother looked her way. No she wouldn’t get away with it and he couldn’t wait to teach her that lesson.
Then he’s ordered on a job that could not only end his life, but that of the little dark haired hell cat. He was to be her safety net and even if she didn’t trust him, he would die to keep her safe, even if he had to watch her suffer to do it.
Tension rises as Mike and Marty fight to overcome disasters that would tear normal people apart, but they aren’t normal people, they are Defenders and they will survive.
