What the actual loving... So many surprises that made my mouth drop open. Easy to say that I loved reading, Temper.

Knights of Fury MC, book 3, and we have club President, Temper, finally meeting his match with wannabe lawyer Abbie, who is currently running her mother’s bar. After 5 years of rejecting Temper’s advances, Abbie finally agrees to a date, only to end up biting off more than she can che w when she sees witnesses something she shouldn’t. Some action, a whole lot of romance (who knew Temper had it in him), and lots of drama make for one hell of a rollercoaster ride. We also get up close and personal with Saint, Renny and the rest of the gang. I love this bunch of die-hards. I received an advanced copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley. This is my honest review.

After reading the first two books, I really wanted to see Temper find his happily ever after. Temper and Abbie are so cute together, but are hot as well. Abbie is a warrior and Temper is an alpha male. They are perfect together. She makes him softer, while he makes her harder. Temper is such a good read. I could not put it down and read it straight through. This book gave me all the feels. I really enjoyed it. I need more stories for Chain and Crow in this series. This series is giving The Wind Dragons series a run for its money.

This third book in the Knights of Fury MC series features Temper, the MC president, and Abbie, a small town girl that he's been asking out once a year for the last 5 years when he's in town. He's respectful and sweet towards her so she finally gets up the courage to say yes to a date with him. Of course, in the usual MC way all hell breaks loose and it's a date Abbie will never forget. This book has less violence and over the top sex than most MC romances. Can be read alone or as part of the series. Recommended if you like MC romances!

This is a good story.
I recommend reading in series order as some events that occur in this book include characters from previous books in the series.
No intimate scenes other than the Hero and heroine.
No other woman or man drama.
HEA.



ARC.

Motor Cycle Club books are tough - you have to balance the reality of what most motorcycle clubs are versus the romanticized version in books. In this case, while the Knights of Fury don't seem to be all criminal and involved in a lot of mistreatment of people (women in particular), a lot of MCs are. This MC seems to be more on the family side of things - and less on the criminal side. Don't get me wrong - they have a bad reputation and some bad things go down in this book, but these guys are much more of a family unit than some.

Abbie is a young 28 - even though she's spent most of her life working at her family's bar, she has been sheltered by her overprotective mother and hasn't gone far outside the boundaries of her little town. For the last few years Temper, an MC member has asked her out at least once a year every time he came through the bar. She has turned him down every time - until this year. After their first date, she is immediately confronted with what it means to date a guy in an MC (particularly one who is the president). But in the aftermath of that, she also finds out what it is to live outside the boundaries of her small world.

Temper, despite being the president of an MC, is not a bad person. He has a lot of responsibilities and works really hard. Abbie is his soft place to land and seems to be a true home for him.

Overall I enjoyed this and enjoyed learning more about the group of tightly knit people. I think there are a lot more stories to be told here!

This MC book is light on criminality and long on love and friendship. If that is your jam - this is the book for you!

I received this book as an ARC from NetGalley, but these opinions are all my own.

So this one is about the President of the MC - Temper - and the woman who he has been asking out on a date twice a year for the last 5 years. She finally said yes! Too bad she sees something she shouldn’t have seen. Perhaps it was for the best though.
Abbie is a small town lady who wants to see more of the world but feels her mother needs her help so she never leaves. Good thing Temper helps her break free.

4.5 Stars
I might have given this one 5 stars if the ending hadn’t seemed to abrupt to me. But overall, I did enjoy this one and I do recommend it.

3.5 stars. I did mostly enjoy this book, it was a relatively quick and easy read. At times it felt like the story didn’t flow as well and was a bit unbelievable but overall it was an enjoyable read and a good addition to the series.

ARC received for review

Temper has been asking Abbie out every time he sees her for the last five years. She finally says yes. They have an amazing date until she witnesses a shooting, and then gets kidnapped. She forgives Temper, and they get busy between the sheets and fall in love along the way to find out who is trying to hurt the MC. I loved seeing the previous couples, plus learning more about other members of the MC. I can't decide if I want the next book to be Chains or Crow.

**4.5 Stars**

I always enjoy Chantal Fernando's MC books and this series has been fabulous so far and it certainly continues with Temper's story.

Temper meets Abbie when she is working in her family's bar and asks her out, but given their age difference, she declines, and continues to do so a couple times a year for several years...pretty much every time Temper is in town. Until the day she finally decides to take a chance and give in and do something for herself.

This book is full of suspense and drama and lots of surprises. And don't forget the chemistry...Temper and Abbie have ALL the chemistry. I absolutely loved them together and thought Abbie made a perfect addition to the Knights of Fury MC family. I enjoyed this book greatly and read it in one sitting.

Abbie isn't one for asking for things, “I’m going out with Skylar and Izzy on Saturday night,” I say, deciding to tell him not ask him..." Temper is a very protective man, “what’s wrong?” I hear Temper ask, panic in his tone. He comes over and pulls me away from Crow, lifting me up in his arms. “What happened?” he asks Crow, his voice now laced with fury. “I left her here with you for a few hours and she’s effin’ crying?” I liked this book, I loved Crow.