The Biker Bodyguard
Logan Chance
Dark Romance
Tia November is not the kind of girl who ends up in a motorcycle club compound. She talks to her houseplants, apologizes to vending machines, and once got detention for drawing smiley faces on her algebra test. She’s absolutely not equipped for this.
But someone’s been watching her, her father is terrified, and the only people he trusts to keep her alive are the Royal Bastards of Key West. Specifically their president. Reef “Kraken” Ryder, who is tall and tattooed and looks at her like she’s already his and hasn’t decided whether that’s a problem yet.
Kraken doesn’t do soft. He does control, loyalty, and violence when necessary. He doesn’t do feelings for the smart-mouthed civilian sleeping in his bed while his club is under attack and a cartel is closing in.
He’s doing a terrible job of not doing feelings.
The Biker Bodyguard is a spicy MC romance about a dangerous man who didn’t plan to fall, a woman who’s more useful than anyone gives her credit for, and a houseplant named Kevin who survives everything.
Uncaged Review: Tia is brought to the Royal Bastards for protection by her father, Gunny. In the beginning she comes off as a bit of an airhead, but as the story progresses, we see the genius in her work by tracking trends in computer networks and she’s discovered some anomalies she shouldn’t have and now has a target on her back. Kraken, the leader of the Key West chapter of the Royal Bastards takes her under his protection and soon finds it’s hard to resist her.
I wasn’t really onboard with the instant attraction that Kraken had for her as it seemed to go against his whole persona as a tough leader of this motorcycle club. As the book went along, I did like Tia more and more, she wasn’t just a pretty face, and she didn’t run into trouble when she shouldn’t like so many other stories do. I didn’t really get to know the side characters much in this book, but I’m sure that may change in future installments. Overall, there was some good danger, suspense, action and very graphic sex scenes. The book had a very good pace and I was pretty well invested within a few chapters and Kevin was a funny touch. Reviewed by Cyrene
4 Stars
