Paperback Review: Beyond Regret/Python (Serpents MC Las Vegas #7) by Barbara Nolan

 

Blurb: 

Her ambitions are larger-than-life, and so is the biker she’s falling for…

Women, work, and dodging his bookie keep Python on his toes, but the Serpents MC Sergeant-at-Arms doesn’t truly understand bedlam until a case of mistaken identity makes a petite, blonde reporter the third woman in his bedroom during his birthday celebration.

KLAS news reporter, Virginia Swanson, is desperate to build a life of her own away from her influential family, and making a name for herself in broadcast television is part of her grand plan. Interviewing Python about Ecstasy, the Serpents’ strip club, should be the story that fast-tracks her career. Staying focused, however, proves difficult as the thought of the six-foot-five biker’s tattooed muscles seem to invade her every thought.

A showdown with a rival club and a vindictive bookie bent on collecting no matter the cost force Python to push Virginia away, but when the chaos lays Python’s life on the line, it seems only Virginia’s prominent background can save him. As she prepares to sacrifice her new life to return to the old one she detested, can Python conquer his demons to deliver them both to a place beyond regret?

Beyond Regret is a steamy, standalone bad boy biker romance. Although it is book five in the Serpents MC Las Vegas Series, enjoy it in whatever order you like with lots of heat and a guaranteed HEA!

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My Review - 5 of 5 stars - 

Another hard-to-put-down book by Barbara Nolan. Python was driven by his past to recklessness. He had the strength to give up some of the bad habits, but he still had consequences hanging over him. His weaknesses did not take away from his kindness, loyalty, determination, and strength, and kept him human. Virginia got more than she bargained for when she arrived at Ecstasy for her story. She had her own past driving her to do what she wanted, have a career of her own. She accepted Python with all his good and bad. She saw beneath the facade. I loved as she made the greatest sacrifice for Python, no matter how much it hurt. Kobi added a touching, personal aspect to the story.

This is my unsolicited review.