A second chance may hurt worse the next time around...
Funny and vibrant Brenna "Raven" O'Brien has experienced her fair share of pain and loneliness. She's always used humor to hide her true feelings of rejection and loss. Always the jokester, Brenna brings joy to those around her. Being needed in IT for the Devil's Handmaidens gives her purpose and a sense of belonging. After being betrayed by the only man she's ever loved, Raven guards her heart from pain at all cost.
But when she comes face to face with the man who destroyed her, everything changes...
Ash Sterling has loved Raven his entire life. He'd do anything to repair the broken shards of her heart. But Raven's pain runs deep, and her pride won't be crushed again. However, when her sister comes back into her life, and the Handmaiden's realize more danger and darkness loom, Raven knows that Ash is the one man who can help her seek the justice her family needs. When boundaries blur and passion ignites, will the pain of the past subside for both of them to find a future together?
WARNING: The Timber-Ghost, Montana Chapter of the Devil's Handmaidens MC is a Romantic Suspense series filled with drama, a bit of angst, maybe some tragedy, and women who are bad a$$. These characters are flawed, some may be broken. If you're looking for a safe, sweet romance with nice heroes and heroines who are perfect all the time, this is NOT the series for you.
Bookbub: Raven: (Devil’s Handmaidens MC: Timber-Ghost, Montana Chapter) by D.M. Earl - BookBub
Goodreads: Raven: by D.M. Earl | Goodreads
My Review - 4 1/2 of 5 stars -
4 1/2 stars. This was quite a rollercoaster of a story. There were many touching moments, laughs, and sighs. For Raven and Ash, it was an opportunity to have a second chance, although there was a lot of pain and regret between them. Raven had been through a lot and grew stronger because of that and the support of her sisters and family. Ash showed his determination to get Raven back. A lot was happening elsewhere in the story, tragic, happy, and funny events. Worth the read.
I received a copy through Enticing Journey Book Promotions, and this is my unsolicited review.
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