Being
kidnapped by bikers is a harrowing experience, but for some reason,
Laurie doesn’t feel as terrified as she should. The leader’s steely
eyes soften when he looks at her, and the others in his gang clearly
know she’s hands off. But does that include Steele's hands? Her brain resists him, but her body insists she wants those big hands all over her.
Steele doesn’t know how he wound up in this mess–with a kidnapped woman on his hands and the police hot on their trail. Now he and Laurie are in hiding at an isolated cabin, and Steele has to figure out how to extricate himself...and steer clear of his accidental captive whose tight, slinky clubbing attire is making him think all kinds of dangerous thoughts…
Steele doesn’t know how he wound up in this mess–with a kidnapped woman on his hands and the police hot on their trail. Now he and Laurie are in hiding at an isolated cabin, and Steele has to figure out how to extricate himself...and steer clear of his accidental captive whose tight, slinky clubbing attire is making him think all kinds of dangerous thoughts…
The end of Untamed left us wondering whether or not Laurie found safety when
she happened upon a police officer during her bid to escape Steele and the
other bikers. As luck would have it, the officer she is rescued by is her
brother’s friend Killer, but she doesn’t learn that until he returns her to
Steele. Understandably Laurie is both relieved and distraught because as much
as she doesn’t want to admit it to herself, Steele makes her feel safe … among
other things.
Collide proves to be one doozy of a
rollercoaster ride of emotions for Laurie as she deals with her failed escape
attempt, her brother’s concerns and half-hatched kidnapping plan, an increased
fear of Dominic once she hears what Officer Grainger (aka Killer) dug up on
him, and her unresolved feelings for Steele – she wants him and she trusts him,
but she’s not sure she can trust her own instincts anymore. Although Laurie and
Steele still have yet to consummate their lust, Ms. Carew does treat us to a
mouthwateringly erotic foreplay scene that also helps Laurie replace some of
the bad memories she has regarding Dominic’s treatment of her. I really liked
how Laurie was able to recognize her knee-jerk reactions were to the scene and
not Steele and that she took steps to apologize to him for her reaction and to
prove that she did indeed trust him. And with the way Collide ended, I am so freaking glad I have Wanted all queued up on my Kindle to read next.
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Being
kidnapped by bikers is a harrowing experience, but for some reason,
Laurie doesn’t feel as terrified as she should. The leader’s steely
eyes soften when he looks at her, and the others in his gang clearly
know she’s hands off. But does that include Steele's hands? Her brain resists him, but her body insists she wants those big hands all over her.
Steele doesn’t know how he wound up in this mess–with a kidnapped woman on his hands and the police hot on their trail. Now he and Laurie are in hiding at an isolated cabin, and Steele has to figure out how to extricate himself...and steer clear of his accidental captive whose tight, slinky clubbing attire is making him think all kinds of dangerous thoughts…
Steele doesn’t know how he wound up in this mess–with a kidnapped woman on his hands and the police hot on their trail. Now he and Laurie are in hiding at an isolated cabin, and Steele has to figure out how to extricate himself...and steer clear of his accidental captive whose tight, slinky clubbing attire is making him think all kinds of dangerous thoughts…
In Wanted
we find Steele and the boys have whisked Laurie away to avoid her being
arrested on trumped up theft charges brought by Donovan. This gives Laurie a
look into what life on the open road could be like if she chooses to be
Steele’s woman. As someone who moved a lot as a child, Laurie’s not sure if she
can deal with the nomadic lifestyle. She needs roots and stability that life on
the back of a bike doesn’t provide.
While Laurie struggles with the
decision, her relationship with Steele continues to grow and she learns just
what is expected of her should she remain with them. Steele likes to watch and
gets off in sharing his joy with his men – his joy being Laurie. While the
scene was effing hot, I was surprised when Laurie allowed herself to be shared
by the other men. I love a good DP scene and Ms. Carew definitely delivered on
it, but it still seemed out of character for Laurie. Yes, she has progressed
quite a bit since her “kidnapping,” but it felt like it been timed a bit too
soon especially when she’s not sure if she wants to remain with Steele. But
that was not the only surprise in this installment in the Riding Steele series
and I’m looking forward to Crossroads
to find out what happens next.
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