This wasn’t for me. There was just too much drama in it, and while I can usually suspend reality to enjoy a book, I need more connection between characters. I also felt like I was missing something by not reading other books by the author.

Good book! I definitely enjoyed reading this one! It had intrigue, action packed, suspense, and it was hot! I only had one little problem, I guess I'm used to Mc books where the guys are kind of jerks lol or very cocky?! The men in the Mc seemed very layed back or Idk how to explain but I just kept thinking " there's no way a real Mc guy would let his woman do that or step aside like they did? " Idk it was a good book maybe just different than I'm used too? But I definitely recommend reading this one! Thank you NetGalley and the publishers for sharing this book with me!

It's okay.
Initial animosity between the Hero and heroine is blamed on him being attracted to her.
No intimate scenes other than the Hero and heroine.
The heroine thought he was seeing another woman but it was his sister.
Characters appeared from previous author's series.
HEA.

Bronte gets fired from her job but gets a new one at a Motorcycle Club custom build business. Crow is one of the MC guys and her new boss. He’s pretty surly at first but their attraction can’t be ignored. But soon tragedy strikes, Bronte’s dad is killed and then her best friend when things heat up. Can a love flourish amongst this tragedy?
Lots of twists and turns in the plot. The characters were real and well written. It was plain to see how their love grew and to lose yourself in the tale rather than being aware that you are reading a book. I would recommend this book to my patrons.

This is the first book in the Fast & Fury series which is an offshoot of the Knights of Fury series. So, if you have read the Knights of Fury series you will be happy to see what is happening with the characters from that series. This book is the story of Bronte Pierce whose Uncle gets her a job when she is suddenly unemployed. It is in a custom motorcycle shop and she has no idea about motorcycles, but she is a good admin. The hero of the book is Crow who seems to take an instant dislike to her, but eventually they start canoodling.
Bronte’s life is very topsy turvy and this makes for an interesting read. There is a nice romance with a very supportive hero. I liked the flow of the book and greatly enjoyed the romance between Bronte and Crow. I would recommend this book to readers who enjoy Kristen Ashley’s Chaos series and the Tin Gypsy series by Devney Perry.