Book Review: Pagan's X-Mas (Royal Bastards MC: Nashville, TN #6) by Morgan Jane Mitchell

 

Blurb: 

From USA Today Bestselling Author Morgan Jane Mitchell comes the next installment of her Royal Bastards MC: Nashville, TN Chapter series, Pagan's X-Mas.
Pagan doesn't celebrate the holidays like his brothers, hence the name. He doesn't know if he believes in anything anymore. And this year the Vice President of the Royal Bastards MC in Nashville decides to leave his sister, Cece to her new man and his club behind altogether to escape to the mountains to the one thing he still believes in.

Jassica was not only Pagan's sister's live in nurse, she'd been his side chic for years. His plaything. His secret. Fed up with the turmoil of their strange and unhealthy relationship, she left Royal Road just when the badass biker couldn't go look for her. He'd been injured in the fire. But now that he's healed enough to ride, Pagan is determined to convince Jassica to come back.

Snowed in with the biker, will Jassica change her mind about leaving this ruthless man?
Will Pagan finally let someone love the man behind his rough shell?

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My Review - 4 of 5 stars - 

There were some touching moments, some witty bantering, some groveling and compromises, steamy times, and a lot of support. I enjoyed Jassica and Pagan as a couple, figuring out what really mattered. They did have their misunderstandings, past mistakes regarding treatment of each other. I loved that Jassica actually took steps to get herself together after the toxicity in their relationship pulled them apart. I smiled as Pagan made a lot of compromises to win Jassica back. The secondary characters added some fun to this story.

I received this story, and this is my unsolicited review.