Book Review: Rhys by Ali Parker & Weston Parker
- Kristen Lewendon
- Sep 30, 2018
- 2 min read
The Lost Breed MC Book 7
I’ve been running too long.
Eight months of lonely nights and wasted days, looking, trying to find my place.
And I thought it boiled down to hooking up with a new MC. But it was so much more.
And now, the only girl I’ve ever loved shows up and needs my help.
She’s asking too much.
Her brother’s death years before was my fault, and that loss haunts us both.
Just being around her breaks me.
No way I can tell her no, but once it’s done, I’m walking away.
She deserves better, and this world I live in is too dangerous for her.
I’d never forgive myself if something happened to her, and my happiness ain’t worth all that.
And yet, I can't let her go.
No matter how right it is to do it.
These are stand-alone stories that can be read as such. It's a better experience to read them in order, but not necessary. Enjoy the HEA!
My Review:
This book went by in such a blur. Filled with so much action, intrigue, and scorching passion, the story took off like a rocket and didn’t stop for anything. I’m so glad we’re not done with the Lost Breed just yet. And Rhys and Quinn are the perfect place to pick the story of Isaac Reed’s tyranny back up. They had both lost so much to that man, and both continued to blame themselves for the losses. To me, this story tells us a lot about the healing power of love and forgiveness: two of the most powerful forced in the universe. It also introduces us to some new Club members who I can’t wait to read more about. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.
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