Eight years ago, Sophie gave her heart—and her virginity—to Zach Barrett on a night that couldn’t have been less romantic or more embarrassing. Zach’s step-brother, a steely-muscled, tattooed biker named Ruger, caught them in the act, getting a peep show of Sophie he’s never forgotten.
She may have lost her dignity that fateful night, but Sophie also gained something precious—her son Noah. Unfortunately, Zach’s a deadbeat dad, leaving Ruger to be Noah’s only male role model. When he discovers Sophie and his nephew living in near poverty, Ruger takes matters into his own hands—with the help of the Reapers Motorcycle Club—to give them a better life.
Living with outlaw bikers wasn’t Sophie’s plan for her son, but Ruger isn’t giving her a choice. He’ll be there for Noah, whether she wants him or not. But Sophie does want him, has always wanted him. Now she’ll learn that taking a biker to bed can get a girl dirty in every way…
4 Fantastic Stars
Review by Jen Hagen
Seven years ago Sophie and Zach brought a child into this
world, only it wasn’t Zach that witnessed the birth of his son. Ruger, Zach’s step-brother who also happens
to be a bad-ass motorcycle club member, was the one to grab Noah as he made his
entrance. Ruger has never forgotten what
it felt like to have Sophie’s hands on his shoulders during the birth. There has always been an unspoken current of
electricity between Ruger and Sophie, from the moment they met evidenced from
the memento that Ruger has held onto for all these years and the reminder of
her touch.
Zach hasn’t been in the picture for a long time and has
not paid child support for over a year. Sophie is doing the best she can to support her and Noah, but one
evening Ruger gets a call from his nephew that sends Ruger into save-the-day
mode. Ruger insists that Sophie and Noah
move in with him, and there is no fighting Ruger on what he wants. You can fight Ruger all you want, but in the
end he still gets his way. The fighting
between the two just brings the electricity level higher.
Even angry I wanted
Ruger. In fact, I usually wanted him
more when I was angry. This was
unfortunate, because he had a gift for pissing me off. Life would be so much simpler if I could just
hate him. The man truly was an asshole.
With Ruger and Sophie living together it’s difficult to
hide their feelings of lust for each other.
Ruger and Sophie can only fight off their wants for so long before they
give in to their needs.
This could be a good thing since Ruger and Sophie
obviously have feelings for each other. Only
thing is, they are on different pages.
Sophie doesn’t like the club and doesn’t agree with the situations and
dealings that they find themselves involved in.
Ruger makes it perfectly clear that he is not a one-woman man.
“I became a Reaper
so I could make my own rules. Not
looking to put my dick on a chain and hand it off to some woman like it’s a
damned puppy or something."
Finding themselves at an impasse, they need to go their
separate ways. Sophie moves out and
Ruger tries to find his pleasure elsewhere.
In the meantime there is club business that needs his attention. Ruger and his motorcycle club, the Reapers,
have an ongoing feud with a rival motorcycle club, the Devil’s Jacks. The two motorcycle clubs come to a vote to end
the feud and begin a truce. This doesn’t
sit well with a few of the members and their differences quickly escalades into
a war. A war that makes Sophie’s feelings
of danger being involved with the club one of reality.
Danger always makes the person see the light. Can Ruger see the light in time to save
Sophie? What if Ruger sees the light but
Sophie can’t move past the club?
“It doesn’t matter
how you make me feel or how nice you are.
Your club is dangerous and I don’t want anything to do with any of you.”
The involvement of one of the Devil’s Jacks members will
lead us into the third Reaper’s installment.
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