Redemption Road (Vicious Cycle #2)

By Katie Ashley

Synopsis

The New York Times bestselling author of Vicious Cycle plunges readers into a world of danger and desire in her newest in the Vicious Cycle motorcycle club romance series.

Looking for a walk on the wild side, Annabel Percy, the daughter of a powerful politician, starts dating a biker she knows is completely wrong for her. But she finds herself living a nightmare when she’s kidnapped and transported into a hell on earth she never could have imagined.

Born and bred into the Hells Raiders MC, Nathaniel “Reverend” Malloy lives and dies for his brothers. But when he becomes the unexpected savior of a rival club’s captive, Rev makes it his personal mission to nurse Annabel back to health—and to shelter her from the nightmares that torment her.

Once Annabel heals, she’s stunned to realize she is falling for the seductive man who saved her. Faced with their impossible attraction, can she accept the life he leads, or will Rev walk away from the only life he’s ever known for the woman he was never supposed to love?

My Review

This was one surprising read, it has some really tough scenes for both main characters that simply make you the reader shudder to your core. Both Rev and Annabel need redemption, they find it with each other, in a way they rescue one another from the mistakes of their past that really are not their fault.

What I loved was the intense connection between these two characters and when Rev breaks his promise to her my heart split for Annabel and I was shattered and had tears in my eyes with her and just wanted to give her a hug. I wondered how someone like her can come from a family like she did, loved her affection for the animal kingdom.

Loved seeing the beautiful Willow again as that little girl took my heart in Vicious Cycle with her dad Deacon and cannot wait for Bishops story, what road will we be taken on.

The physical scenes were passionate, sensual and erotic and again loved dual POV.

Again the whole family of the MC club make appearances and play their parts in Annabel’s transformation from victim to survivor.

Only complaint was it felt slightly rushed towards the ending for me but I could not put this down.