Book Review: Caleb by Ali Parker & Weston Parker
- Kristen Lewendon
- Sep 3, 2018
- 2 min read
The Lost Breed MC Book 6
I’m a loner, and it seems I always will be.
It’s safer that way. My last girl up and left because things got too dangerous. Not that I blame her.
It’d be better if I could stay away from love for good, but the pretty single mom who dances at my club has my attention, then my body, and now my heart.
The world is crumbling around me, with villains gunning for my MC left and right, and the only thing that saves me is her.
Scarily enough, she’s trying to save herself. An abusive relationship and a little one to deal with have her struggling to keep her head above water.
Time to step in and save her. I have to. No matter what.
Why? She’s the one that pulls my black soul up from the darkness and forces me to breathe again with her warmth.
I just can’t help but wonder how she’ll feel when she realizes that I’m no different from the evil that’s after us. I’m more of what she doesn’t need.
I wish I was a good guy and could walk away, but I’m in too deep. I’ve gone too far.
No matter what or who comes our way, I’ll be ready to protect what is mine.
Cause that’s what bad boys do.
My Review:
I should not be squealing “that’s so cute!” in the middle of a motorcycle romance. It’s just not done! And yet I did just that, multiple times, while reading this book. It’s a unique skill I’ve found with the Parkers to be able to write bad boys that are the good and honorable men that every good girl wants to fall for. Caleb, like all the members of The Lost Breed we’ve met so far, has a protective streak that’s both deep and wide. Lauryn is in a bad place, trying to make ends meet for her and her son while saddled with a dead-beat live-in boyfriend. When Caleb extends his protection to Lauryn, all hell quite literally breaks out. Each of the books in this series can be read as stand-alone stories, but I don’t recommend it. Big events in the grand scheme of things take place in each book, so you’d be missing essential parts of the background if you haven’t read all the books in order.
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