Bad For You
(Rocktown Ink, #4)
by Sherilee Gray
The first time I saw Lila Cooper, I vowed to make her mine.
She was dangerous—those big brown eyes saw far more in me
than a biker good with his fists. Far more than I wanted her to see.
But I had to let her go. My screwed-up family destroys everything they touch,
But I had to let her go. My screwed-up family destroys everything they touch,
and my club sent me to clean up my brother's mess. I couldn't risk Lila getting hurt.
So I hurt her instead, the woman who owned my heart.
Now she's determined to forget me. But I'll do anything for a second chance,
Now she's determined to forget me. But I'll do anything for a second chance,
even reveal the scars on my soul...
~ BOOK REVIEW for Bad for You ~
****(4) out of 5 Stars
I was so excited when I heard about this book coming out! I'd thought the last chapter, Meant for You, was the end of the line for the Rocktown Ink crew. I was very glad to learn that I was wrong! And Riff was one of those who I was especially concerned about, so it was great to discover what became of him.
I was somewhat confused at the beginning of the book by all of the different names: Lila, Riff, Jesse, Bambi, Grifter. It was all a bit confusing at first.
Watching the relationship develop between Jesse and Lila, two seemingly very different people from totally different walks of life, but who were just made for each other, was delightful. Especially when it was just the two of them together, they really clicked.
However, as is often the case in such situation, there was an awful lot of outside influence that was very seldom condusive to their relationship. This story contained an awful lot of angst and drama, way more sadness than I prefer in my stories. But it was nice to see the somewhat offsetting support that each of the main characters received from their tribes when they needed it. Luckily, their ending was ultimately a happy one, although it took a long, hard road to get there.
I was somewhat confused at the beginning of the book by all of the different names: Lila, Riff, Jesse, Bambi, Grifter. It was all a bit confusing at first.
Watching the relationship develop between Jesse and Lila, two seemingly very different people from totally different walks of life, but who were just made for each other, was delightful. Especially when it was just the two of them together, they really clicked.
However, as is often the case in such situation, there was an awful lot of outside influence that was very seldom condusive to their relationship. This story contained an awful lot of angst and drama, way more sadness than I prefer in my stories. But it was nice to see the somewhat offsetting support that each of the main characters received from their tribes when they needed it. Luckily, their ending was ultimately a happy one, although it took a long, hard road to get there.
I received a free eBook copy of this title from the author,
and have willingly provided an honest review.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sherilee Gray is a kiwi girl and lives in beautiful New Zealand with her husband and their two children. When she isn't writing sexy, edgy contemporary and paranormal romance, searching for her next alpha hero on Pinterest, or fueling her voracious book addiction, she can be found dreaming of far off places with a mug of tea in one hand and a bar of Cadburys Rocky Road chocolate in the other.
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