From New York Times Bestselling author Laura Kaye, comes RIDE DIRTY, a new novella in her Raven Riders Series, brought to you by 1,001 Dark Nights! Be sure to grab your copy today!
About RIDE DIRTY: Caine McKannon is all about rules. As the Raven Riders Sergeant-at-Arms, he prizes loyalty to his brothers and protection of his club. As a man, he takes pleasure wherever he can get it but allows no one close—because distance is the only way to ensure people can’t hurt you. And he’s had enough pain for a lifetime.
But then he rescues a beautiful woman from an attack.
Kids and school are kindergarten teacher Emma Kerry’s whole life, so she’s stunned to realize she has an enemy—and even more surprised to find a protector in the intimidating man who saved her. Tall, dark, and tattooed, Caine is unlike any man Emma’s ever known, and she’s as uncertain of him as she is attracted. As the danger escalates, Caine is in her house more and more – until one night of passion lands him in her bed.
But breaking the rules comes at a price, forcing Caine to fight dirty to earn a chance at love.
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Review:
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
This is the second book in a row from this author where the hero's (or at least one of them in the case of On His Knees ) point of view begins with him having just slept with someone who is not the heroine (or the hero in Alex's case). Caine woke up after a menage, decided not to shower and on his ride home met the heroine. Isn't that great? It was a bad beginning and from that point, things got even worse for me and Caine. And the story, in general, to be honest. I was practically skimming the book and not getting into the story. To be fair Emma was great and I liked her. Her "man" didn't work for me and I don't think he deserved her. And I am not saying that just because he was a member of a menage. He was acting weird and like he was forced to do half the stuff he did for Emma which was weird and off-putting. There was no room for thing kind of behavior.
The story wasn't as good as I was expecting. The author has gotten me used to greater heroes and more romance. On his knees was so much better and the books have almost the same length, which makes me wonder what went bad with this book. I am not very happy with the book and I am undecided on the recommendation. It didn't give me a warm feeling like most of the other books by this author in order to make me say that I would recommend it, but it wasn't so bad that I could say that I don't recommend it.
Review:
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
This is the second book in a row from this author where the hero's (or at least one of them in the case of On His Knees ) point of view begins with him having just slept with someone who is not the heroine (or the hero in Alex's case). Caine woke up after a menage, decided not to shower and on his ride home met the heroine. Isn't that great? It was a bad beginning and from that point, things got even worse for me and Caine. And the story, in general, to be honest. I was practically skimming the book and not getting into the story. To be fair Emma was great and I liked her. Her "man" didn't work for me and I don't think he deserved her. And I am not saying that just because he was a member of a menage. He was acting weird and like he was forced to do half the stuff he did for Emma which was weird and off-putting. There was no room for thing kind of behavior.
The story wasn't as good as I was expecting. The author has gotten me used to greater heroes and more romance. On his knees was so much better and the books have almost the same length, which makes me wonder what went bad with this book. I am not very happy with the book and I am undecided on the recommendation. It didn't give me a warm feeling like most of the other books by this author in order to make me say that I would recommend it, but it wasn't so bad that I could say that I don't recommend it.
About Laura Kaye: Laura is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over thirty books in contemporary and erotic romance and romantic suspense, including the Raven Riders, Hard Ink, and Raven Riders series. Growing up, Laura’s large extended family believed in the supernatural, and family lore involving angels, ghosts, and evil-eye curses cemented in Laura a life-long fascination with storytelling and all things paranormal. Laura also writes historical fiction as the NYT bestselling author, Laura Kamoie. She lives in Maryland with her husband and two daughters, and appreciates her view of the Chesapeake Bay every day. Website | Facebook | Twitter | Newsletter Sign Up
