I have fallen in love with this series and these characters. Christine Feehan has done a great job giving these characters depth and creating a world worthy of there pasts.

A good continuation of the series. Christine keeps the continuity and feeling of the club and its members.

Vendetta Road (Torpedo Ink #3). By Christine Feehan. 2020. Berkely (ARC eBook).

I’ve read very little Motorcycle Club romances, so I can’t really judge for the genre, but this read (which is the first book I’ve read in the Torpedo Ink series) was a bit like diving off the deep end. The men and women of Torpedo Ink are bound toegether by a very tragic childhood and now lead a rough and tumble life. One aspect of this genre is that I always wonder just what motorcycle clubs do? Well, in Feehan’s Torpedo Ink, the members actively protect vulnerable people, like women and children.

During an investigation into a pedophile ring in Las Vegas, Isaak “Ice” Koval sees a woman who stops him in his tracks. When Soleil Bordeur runs from her abusive fiancé she ends up in a biker bar and every protective instinct Ice has sends him and Soleil into a tailspin of a Vegas wedding, kinky sex and merciless vendettas.

It’s a fascinating, erotic world. The only thing was I thought that the flow was bogged down at times with the explanation for Ice and Soleil’s brand of sexapades. It felt like Feehan was justifying it every time. When, if the reader gets accepts it the first go-around and is still reading, doesn’t need the repetitive exposition. Overall, it’s a steamy read and its totally satisfying to see the painful ends for Vendetta Road’s true evil.

would have to say that Vendetta Road is one gritty, violent and sex-filled story I have ever read. In retrospect I understand why it was so abundant since the hero of the story was trained to seduce and conquer with sex and exhibitionism. The author has created a group of men and women that were trained to be assassins and have unique talents to get close to their prey. Out on a mission for Torpedo Inc MC, Isaak “Ice” Koval stopped dead in his tracks when he sees a woman that electrifies his senses and wakes him up from his dead life. Ice has been on the edge for some time and was close to ending it when he saw Soleil crossing the street. When she walks into the biker bar later that day, he is delighted she’s here and will do whatever he can to make her his.

Soleil was escaping an abusive relationship and sought out help from a stranger when she encountered the Torpedo Ink bikers in the bar. She is attracted to Ice who makes her feel special and wanted. She’s a poor little rich girl who has money but no family. She goes with the flow and plans to seduce this man in order to have it all for just one night. The seduction was slow and sensual. Before she knows it, she’s married and running with Ice back to Caspar. Unfortunately, trouble followed her and the men and women of Torpedo Inc protect what’s theirs.

Looking back at the story I try to put all the sex in perspective with the characters in the book. Both Ice and Soleil were needy individuals for different reasons. Ice started to feel human again since he met Soleil and he wanted to keep her for himself selfishly. Never thought beyond the fact that he was physically attracted and used sex to get his way. He’d hope to keep it superficial but that didn’t work out the way he thought it would. Soleil just wanted to belong. Her lack of home and family made Ice and his biker friends very attractive. He offered her everything she always wanted. If sex was what he wanted she was willing and ready. They both had healthy sexual appetites and it was evident for the first 1/3 of the book. It wasn’t until danger forced them to put some effort into their relationship if they had any chance of both getting what they both desired. Once I completed the story I had a better understanding. But while I was reading it, I began to wonder where this story was going. The plot was a bit muddled but eventually got on track and you can see why it was called Vendetta Road. It wasn’t my favorite in the series but the methods of tracking down and killing the con artists/pedophiles was gruesome and justified.

I did not request this book. It just showed up on my Shelf. I never read the book. Please remove it from my status so I don’t receive negative markings.

I have read almost every single Christine Feehan novel and I can definitively say, this is her most erotic book to date, and she has written some very sexy ones in her time. Whew! That said, this book won’t be for everyone. It’s very low angst and leans heavily on instalove. As an instalove aficionado, I really enjoyed it! It’s the perfect escape read. I think the dark and erotic aspects of the book were really well balanced with the external conflicts and plot.

All the books in this series follow a motorcycle club of damaged and dark characters as they set up roots in a small California town and try to take down pedophiles. Ice and Soleil are Ms. Feehan’s take on “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas”. Soleil is on the run from a con ring, and Ice is there to help her. Soleil is different than previous heroines in this series because she didn’t grow up anywhere near a motorcycle club and Ice had to help show her the ropes and the rules without sending her running.

If you want to enjoy this book, set realism aside and just enjoy a sexy and intense story about two beautiful and damaged people falling in love, embracing their kinks, and learning to live with each other. The action picked up a little at the end, but this was more about the main characters connecting sexually and then connecting emotionally. Ms. Feehan always delivers and this book is no different.

Overall, this is turning out to be a very solid series. I love that CF feels comfortable exploring a darker and more erotic side of her writing and I can’t wait to see where she takes the series next. I know Absinthe’s book is next, but I am really looking forward to Savage finding his HEA!

**I received an ARC of this book in order to provide an honest review**

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3.5 Hearts I want to preface this with I am comparing this to other Christine Feehan books and not what I would have given any other author having read this book. I have read a lot of Feehan books and for some reason this one just didn’t do it for me.

It was almost like this book was rushed and had a bit too much sex. The sex in Feehan’s books is always good. It always is hot and written to entice. But the other part of the book just didn’t meet the standards of other books written by her…..

Now with that being said… As I said I am comparing it to Feehan books and not other authors. Comparing it to other authors would have brought the review numbers higher. Feehan is one of the best.

Disclaimer:
I received a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

Reviews by the Wicked Reads Review Team

Ruthie – ☆☆☆☆
This is the third in the series, but the first that I have read. I may have to go back and catch up, as this band of outlaws have a history which makes them even more intriguing than the usual membership of an MC.

We are very quickly catapulted into the dangerous world which Ice inhabits, but also by the high standards which the MC observes when dealing with the downtrodden, especially women and children – as the book progresses we also get to learn why (so if this is your first book in the series, then like me you will soon be brought up to speed). A chance sighting of Soleil gives Ice a jolt and even hope. That by the end of the day they have met – and a whole lot more – is the ultimate in serendipity and the start of an amazing adventure for them both.

Soleil has never belonged, and only ever been used. Her solo life has led her to have a healthy disregard for risk, and yet she is currently in a very dangerous situation, as an overheard conversation confirms. This sets up perfectly the scenario where a young rich woman feels safer in a room full of bikers than in her five-star hotel. And the most entertaining "it was my fault" morning after that I have ever read! I refuse to say more, as you should enjoy it as it unfolds, but rest assured this is a good read.

I am now definitely looking forward to the next installment in this series.


Mary Jo – ☆☆☆☆
Christine Feehan's stories just keep getting better and better. Vendetta Road tells the story of two people who have had traumatic lives but who are not afraid to love. Ice's journey has seen him tortured in ways that no child (or adult) should ever experience and Soleil's lack of family is truly heartbreaking.

Soleil's life has been a series of tragedies. She lost her parents at a young age, the aunt she was sent to live with died, and her other aunt abused her because the aunt was not given free range of Soleil's trust fund. Growing up as a nomad, but no place to call home, she looked to her lawyer, Kevin, as her true north.

Meeting Winston and subsequently getting involved with him has been her biggest mistake. After Kevin dies in an accident, Winston begins his slow but steady quest to make Soleil reliant on him. When she once again refuses to marry him, Winston becomes violent and Soleil makes a run for it – straight into the arms of Ice.

Ice is part of the Torpedo Ink MC and one of the good guys, even if he doesn't believe it. He has done things that would make another person insane all in the name of protecting his siblings. Even though he was forced to do evil as a child through adulthood, he believes that he's to blame. The guilt is weighing on him and there are days when he believes the burden is too heavy to carry much longer.

When he meets Soleil, the weight of his past is lessened and he feels contentment for the first time in his life. He knows that Soleil is in trouble and there is nothing he won't do to keep her safe.

This is a gritty book filled with both angst and love. This book shows that just because you grew up in the dark doesn't mean you can't live in the light.

Triggers: abuse of children

Issak “Ice” Koval is exactly as his name suggests. He’s ice cold; on the inside and out. While on a job with his brothers and sister in Las Vegas, something happens to Ice that has never happened in his life. He gets distracted. Not just distracted, but distracted by a woman. This is something that Ice wants to explore, but he can’t put his siblings in danger.

Soleil Brodeur is in trouble. Big trouble. After meeting a man in Europe, Soleil eventually finds herself in Las Vegas. She’s been told by the fiancé whose proposal that she never officially accepted that they are getting married. Soleil is an heiress. There are few things she is responsible for, one being protecting herself from her soon-to-be husband; no matter whom he may be.

When she tells Winston (her fiancé) that she wants a prenup, he explodes. While Winston attacks her, Soleil distantly thinks about everything he’s done and made her feel up to this point. Now all she has to do is get away. And get away she does.

Soleil finds herself at a biker bar of all places. It’s there she meets Ice. It’s there that their whirlwind courtship begins. In no time at all, Soleil finds herself married. Married! To a man she doesn’t know. Soleil wonders what she’s gotten into and tries to tell Ice that she forced him into marriage.

Ice doesn’t know what he’s done to have Soleil, but he knows that he’s not letting her go. That doesn’t mean he wants to open up to her about his past. He eventually realizes that. Now, he’ll stop at nothing to keep her. He will lie to her, he will cheat, he will…tell her the truth about his past. Whatever it takes to keep her.

While trying to figure out what is happening with Winston and why he wants Soleil so badly, Torpedo Ink finds that he’s smack in the middle of the sex trafficking ring that they are investigating. So there is that going on too.

I really enjoyed this book in the end, though I put it down about halfway through because it wasn’t interesting enough for me. Still, it was good and exactly what I expect of Feehan.

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Story of a male who needs to dominate & feel in control of any relationship or situation. The tale is a study of sex and dominance - this driven by the history of the male involved. The female heroine’s history leaves her with desperately wanting a family, to be a part of a community to not be alone. The two form an unlikely alliance & fulfills each other’s needs.

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Torpedo Ink is back to save the day! The story picks up where the previous book left off. The club finds themselves celebrating Breezy and Steele’s wedding in Las Vegas. The trip to Las Vegas is also an undercover mission to retrieve information on missing children and human traffic. While following a couple of suspects, Ice sees Soleil for the first time and immediately feels different. At that moment, Soleil is having an argument with her boyfriend and runs away from him. Back at her hotel, Soleil meets Lana whom after seeing her distressed and concerned in the restroom, advises Soleil to leave her boyfriend and gives her her number just in case she needs any help.

Soleil decides to end her relationship with her pushy boyfriend and finds out that he plans to force her to marry him while in Las Vegas and then kill her in an accident. Soleil escapes just in time and tries to get Lana’s help. While on the run, Soleil comes across Torpedo Ink and uses her connection with Lana to ask for sanctuary. Ice, thinking that he would never see Soleil again, helps her and takes her away from her dangerous boyfriend.

I have been keeping a close eye on the Torpedo Ink series because of its connection to The Drake Sisters and Sea Haven series and so far I still want to keep reading more! Every book hints on new stories for characters that keep feeding my curiosity on the past of the club members. Not to mention that Jackson Deveau is still on some hit list out there.

I really liked that Soleil was very independent and clear about what she wanted. She knew something was not right with her boyfriend, the way he started to treat her and make her change her lifestyle. It would definitely be intimidating to find myself in a situation like hers knowing that he has the power to make people think she was mentally unstable.

Feehan’s books center around romance stories, but oh boy, when she writes fight and action scenes, she writes them to keep you at the edge of your seat! The Torpedo Ink series is somewhat different than her other series in the sense that the club went through some disturbing events as children and now their pasts haunt them. These events make their presence more ruthless, making them have no remorse over their actions when it comes to punishing the bad guys. This said, I do warn that this might not be a series for everyone.

There are several characters that I’m interested in reading their stories. Especially Alena and Pierce, the Romeo and Juliet of motorcycle clubs! Every time these two are mentioned, chemistry can be felt immediately between them. Their clubs might fight to death or join forces against the others, but these two better survive.

If you have been a fan of Christine Feehan and read her different series, you know the kind of romance that is waiting for you. If you are new to the series, you can start the series with Vendetta Road and then catch up to the rest of the series, but do it fast.

*OBS would like to thank the publisher for supplying a free copy of this title in exchange for an honest review*

VENDETTA ROAD is well-written with characters that come to life before the readers' eyes. In this offering, we get to watch Ice and Soleil meet and learn to love one another. It is interesting that she thinks she is manipulating him into marriage when it is Ice's idea almost from the start.

Another well-written, fast-paced look into Ms. Feehan's biker world wth the action and intrigue that always makes for a good read.

Annetta Sweetko, reviewer for Fresh Fiction

Complete review may be found at: http://freshfiction.com/review.php?id=70049

Book Review- Vendetta Road by Christine Feehan

I love this series and this author. She is one of my all time favorites. The Torpedo Ink MC is full of gritty characters. Their antics and pasts are shocking, and they are all broken in one way or another. They are heartbreaking to read about.
They feel they don’t deserve that happiness and life others have. It is virtually impossible for them to have it. With each book you learn more of the atrocities they endured as children and the demons they now fight as adults. This is Ice’s story. I love how Ice sees Soleil on the street. It is cool how he is so stunned he stops in the middle of a job. It is instant.
Soleil comes off pretty clueless for the beginning. I hate how helpless she appears to be. She is obvious a match for Ice and can handle his needs and his demons. I like how she is a target and the MC takes on her safety. They take things into their own hands as Ice is determined to take care of her threat.
I also like the MC is also after the Pedophile ring to save the children. They are trying to save as many as they can. They walk a fine line of crime and hero. There is a lot going on in this book. It was a fast read as I couldn’t put it down. I love how dangerous they are but take care of their own and those weaker. I can’t wait to read the next book. I want these guys to have happy endings. I’m totally invested in the characters. I give it a 4 out of 5.

Torpedo Ink is a series that you can’t really say you enjoy reading because the history that the Torpedo Ink members share is beyond ugly and we get up close and personal with it. Maybe too up close and personal, so consider yourself warned.

Based on the past books, I went in expecting to be confronted with Ice’s past and I figured there would be a lot of edge of your seat, gritty action as he and his brothers took down the worst of the worst in all kinds of violent ways. I also knew I’d be treated to a fair amount of sexy times too. But this installment of the series blew the doors off the charts with the sheer amount of kink. I’m not talking hard core BDSM, but this couple likes to get their freak on with witnesses, and they did it every chance they got.

The good news is that the sex scenes were smoking and led me to backtrack and highlight passages. But, there were so many, no matter how good they were I ended up skimming pages to move the story along. Yes, hard to believe but there is such thing as too much of a good thing.

What saved this were the suspense plots. As much as these boys resented what we turned them into, they had no problem taking care of business. Here, there were two things going on— chasing down pedophile rings and taking care of Soliel’s crazy ex.

I do have to say, the more information we got about just what Soleil’s ex was involved in and how much he and his group of his cronies had gotten away with, the more far-fetched the whole thing was. Thankfully for me, it was like watching a big blockbuster action film. No matter how ridiculous the bad guys were, you couldn’t help but want to stand up and cheer as they go down.

As for Ice and Soleil, obviously they have a ton of chemistry. Ice’s history was heartbreaking, and I wish I could say that Soleil had helped him heal, but I can’t. There just wasn’t enough substance there for me to get a good feeling that they’ll make it in the long run. I have hopes though.

I struggled how to rate this one. I can say I stayed up ‘til the wee hours turning the pages. That alone makes it an above average read. But, it had issues, and that’s why I can’t give it a top rating.

Rating: 3.5 Too Much Of A Good Thing Stars.

This book was a pretty great read! I enjoyed Ice and Soleil's story, he's a biker and because of his past, needs to be an exhibitionist, or at least, is comfortable having sex in front of his gang, his family. Soleil wants that as well, and yeah, they're a pretty good match!

The first 100 or so pages, we're introduced to these characters, and it's pretty intense, we have a lot happen over the course of an afternoon and evening, and yeah, I just couldn't put this book down! I mean, it all flowed together so well, I just couldn't put it down!

There were two main threats in this book. A group that targeted Soleil for her money, and then human trafficking ring that Torpedo Ink has been taking down member by member since Czar's book, I believe, though it's been a long time. Since I think it's been an ongoing plot in this series.

My one thing with this book, is that Soleil was all, I have a vendetta against the bad guys on her side of things. And then nothing happens, she isn't involved, I don't even know if she knows that her husband and the rest of Torpedo Ink were involved. So that was a lower point. There also was a point where it's brought up that Soleil has an ability or two, and it isn't reacted to, and just never mentioned again. Bah.

Really enjoyed this book, and I can't wait for Absinthe's book and that is just a couple months away! Yeah that we get 2 of this series this year!

Vendetta Road by Christine Feehan is book Three in the Torpedo Ink Series. This is the story of Soleil Brodeur and Isaak “Ice” Koval. I have not yet read the previous books, so for me this was a standalone book. Soleil is very much alone after her family has pasted on and her family lawyer has died too that looked out for her. Soleil is engaged but doubts about that are strong and when she goes to tell him of her change in plans to marry him he becomes aggressive and abusive. So after one episode of this she sneaks out to get away from him. Soleil happens to meet a women who offered to help her and when she went to find her she found Ice instead. One look and Ice was hooked on her and he wasn't letting her go. But of course nothing is easy for them.
Totally loved this book and now I so want to read the other series. Loved this author's writing with the strong alpha male and the easy to love heroine.

Vendetta Road is Ice’s book. Ice had a horrible time in the school in the past. He had a twin and younger sister to protect. It feels like he is at the end of his rope when the sun, literally shines down on him. Ice doesn’t fight it. His past does creep up in a couple of instances. But most of this book is the relationship between Ice and Soleil. Both need their confidence built, but it was a true insta-love story. There is not as much action against the groups Torpedo Ink normally go against. Don’t get me wrong, they do go on some intense missions. I love to see their powers in action. They are fighting a very big fight with these sick minds. Torpedo Ink is doing all they can to prevent children from living the lives they did.

Ice is surprised by his reaction to Soleil and takes things into his own hands by marrying her right away. Not that that action was only planned by him. He was not going to let her get away. Vendetta Road shows the change unconditional love, even that from a practical stranger, can change someone. The growth in the relationship isn’t all on Ice’s side either. The club provides so much that Soleil has always wanted.

I didn’t find Ice and Soleil’s story as intense as the previous books, but I still enjoyed it a lot. Ice and Soleil together create fireworks, but there were times when I was looking for a little more outside interaction. There was also not a whole lot of conflict between our two protagonists that gave them something to solve.

This is definitely a series I will continue to read, as there are still a LOT of Torpedo Ink members that need to find their salvation and other halves. They all have such horrible problems due to their upbringing and it has affected them all separately. I think this means the women they find are going to be a great variety of personalities.

After reading Vendetta Road, I was in love with Ice and Soleil. Even though our previous couples only have small parts, I still love to see them and how welcoming they are and how the men have changed. I really enjoyed this installment of the Torpedo Ink series.

I have loved every book so far in this new series by this author and book three is another fine example as to why.
We get non stop action and total alpha males. Ice is a hard man, he hasn't gotten close to many but when his eyes land on Soleil everything changes in that instance.
Soleil, however, comes from money that much is obvious so what would she want with someone like Ice?
This book is a true never judge a person by their looks story.
The chemistry between this couple is off the charts, sassy, and sizzling hot.
Soleil is tougher than she looks and Ice has vowed to protect her with his life.
Can she accept the bad boy he truly is? Well grab your copy and find out.

I just couldn’t with this one. I mean, I love Christine Feehan’s voice and style, but some of this stuff so was so far fetched, that even I, a hardcore romance reader who likes the instalove trope, couldn’t get on board. The hero and heroine meet, have sexy times on a pool table in a packed biker bar, and get married all within a few hours. Oh! And the heroine manages to get the most amazing $20,000 wedding dress that fits her perfectly, and a gorgeous wedding cake. All in a handful of hours. HOURS, folks.

I actually really like the premise of this book, and the series as a whole. All
the heroes have a battered soul. They’ve all suffered horrendously as children. I love the tortured hero trope. It makes for a great grumpy jerk who usually ends up screwing up and then groveling.

There’s some pretty sensitive, or trigger worthy, subject matters in this series. Human trafficking and child rape are some of the things you’ll read about. It’s tough at times to get through. It made my heart break for the characters. I do like that the MC are vigilantes who take out the sick fucks who prey on children.

The plot was interesting and kept me interested...when the sex scenes didn’t take over. I like my romance crazy steamy, but this book pushed my limits. I was getting bored with the gratuitous bumping uglies. And that is something that rarely happens to me The hero and heroine would get it on out of the blue. Those scenes felt forced. It didn’t always make sense.

I’m really looking forward to the next book in the series. The first two books were amaze balls. This one just didn’t hold up as well. I’m giving it 3 stars because the plot is great, but some of the craziness of the beginning with the characters meeting, and marrying, was too unbelievable. Even for a romance novel.

Rating: 3 Stars (B)

3.75 stars--VENDETTA ROAD is the third instalment in Christine Feehan’s contemporary, adult TORPEDO INK erotic, slightly paranormal, MC romance series focusing on the men and women of the Torpedo Ink MC. This is club member Isaak ‘Ice’ Koval, and heiress Soleil Brodeur’s story line. VENDETTA ROAD can be read as a stand alone without any difficulty. Any important information from the previous instalments is revealed where necessary. The TORPEDO INK series is a spin-off from the author’s SEA HAVEN SERIES but you do not have to have read the original series to follow Torpedo Ink.

NOTE: Most of the characters including Torpedo Ink club president Victor ‘Czar’ Prakenski, and his wife Blythe Daniels were introduced in the final instalment of the author’s Sea Haven Series BOUND TOGETHER.

WARNING: VENDETTA ROAD contains scenes, and makes reference to voyeurism, graphic violence, rape, murder, torture, child prostitution, and abuse against children, women and men, and therefore, may not be suitable for all readers. The eighteen original Torpedo Ink members are the sole survivors of a Russian pedophile ring, and as such work towards rescuing children in similar situations.

Told from several third person perspectives including Ice and Soleil VENDETTA ROAD follows the insta-lust/love relationship between Torpedo Ink club member Isaak ‘Ice’ Koval, and heiress Soleil Brodeur. About to be forced into a Las Vegas marriage with a man she does not love, a man who has become abusive and bad, Soleil Brodeur finds herself at a local biker bar where she will come face to face with Isaak ‘Ice’ Koval. Ice, suspecting something is wrong, pulls together his brothers in arms, in an effort to protect the woman he knows to be his soul-mate and love. What ensues is the quick building romance and relationship between Soleil and Ice; the search for a pedophile and human trafficking ring in Las Vegas; and the potential fall-out as Soleil’s past is demanding her return in an effort to claim what is not rightfully his.

Soleil Brodeur was orphaned at an early age, and the resulting investment from her inheritance has left our heroine a wealthy young woman but Soleil has been pulled into a high stakes scheme wherein she will become the next victim of a group of men hunting women with sizable bank accounts. Ice Koval doesn’t do relationships but something about Soleil finds our hero claiming ownership when first they meet, an ownership initially based in $ex and need.

The highly sexual relationship between Soleil and Ice is one of immediate attraction whereby both are successful in their attempt to seduce one another. Soleil, on the run from her abusive fiancé, finds instant comfort and security with a man who demands everything and more- a demand, of which, I struggled in the face of the abuse and assault perpetrated not minutes before. The $ex scenes are numerous, erotic, and intense.

There is a large ensemble cast of colorful and energetic secondary and supporting characters including most of the Torpedo Ink family who have survived and endured years of torture, rape, abuse and an education in the world of the deviant and sick.

Once again, VENDETTA ROAD, like the previous instalments continues to focus on the years of abuse suffered at the hands of a group of Russian pedophiles. Groomed to kill and seduce, the members of Torpedo Ink use their skills to exact revenge against the people who continue to abuse and destroy.

As per my previous reviews, I have remarked on the author’s increasing violent story lines and abuse against men, women and children but in the case of the Torpedo Ink series, the violence is part of their history and lives-ingrained and imbedded –into their very existence. But saying that, Vendetta Road reveals a need for vengeance, by the Torpedo Ink family, that manifests as equally abusive and sadistic against the people who have perpetrated the crimes, in this, there are some questionable actions and ‘vendettas’.

VENDETTA ROAD is a story of power and abuse; of pain and survival; of betrayal, vengeance and retribution. The language, descriptions of violence, and text are graphic and gritty; the premise is edgy and raw.


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