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File Size: 3368 KB
Print Length: 221 pages
Publisher: Young Ink Press (January 22, 2015)
Publication Date: January 22, 2015
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Language: English
ASIN: B00SM7LGOW
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I am really enjoying this series. It is different from the Last Riders series and I like that. I think in a way this series has more depth. You think these women are either hardcore or a little insane, but deep down they are women that hurt and have insecurities like the rest of us.I loved Jane! In the Last Riders books and Sex Piston’s book you got the impression she was a royal screw up. She was always eating and the girls were always annoyed with her. In reality Jane was starved for love which basically translated to starving for food. Plus the girl just loves food too. Haha! Jane was a classic people pleaser, when she was asked to jump she said how high. She was desperately trying to get love and acceptance from everyone around her. Little did she know she already had it. There is a part where Jane heard the guys saying they would have to put a bag over her head to sleep with her, or something to that effect. Later in the book Bear explains to Cade what this meant. It was so incredibly sweet (read it then you will understand) in a f****d up kind of way and I wish someone had explained this to her.This story made me cry a few times, and I really liked that we got to see so much growth for Jane is such a short story. In the end I am not completely convinced Cade deserved Jane’s love. I can only hope he works his a** off every day to give her everything she needs.I am excited for the next one I am hoping we get Killyama next.
I read all the other books in these series even though it makes my head hurt trying to figure out which book from what series needs to be read next so that I read the events in order. But I really liked all the other ones, hence me making the effort to figure out what the heck is going on.With that being said, this book had the potential to be a major dramatic tear jerker. Instead it was just flat-some spoilers alert below. It started really intensely, action packed and I kept on reading to see where it was going, but was disappointed, because the second part of the book was so superficially written, it was just blah.So we have Cade, major man-whore and ex Marine, and now, not sure what he is now, some sort of mercenary or something? Basically he gets paid lots and lots of money to rescue stupid people from crazy situations, like Jane (aka Fat Louise) and her sister, Bailey. Bailey had run off to Mexico with her husband who was part of a big drug cartel there. He won't let her come back home. Jane ends up going after her because she feels guilty about her missing-not sure why, cause it's not like she sent Bailey there. Plus, she had always been the push over of her group of friends, it just didn't make sense at all that all of a sudden she decided to go into this crazy situation to rescue her sister. ALL BY HERSELF! She didn't even tell anyone. Her father finds out, and he finds and pays Cade to go and get the two morons out of there. There's this whole part where he finds them, gets them out of there (with some help from Jane's friends too, who had found out about her asinine plan, and came up with a plan-we see the Last Riders here too-that part was good). He also hits on her sister a little bit, even though he had just hit on Jane a little bit too.After all that drama, they come home. And pretty much everything stops. This part of the story is written pretty much like a short version of what it actually happened. Kind of like how I would tell you what the story is about, giving you information, but not really, cause you're gonna see it in the book anyway!!! Long story short, Cade shows up in Jane's hometown looking to join her MC club, which he ends up doing, sleeps with Jane, then the next day, because she was not answering her phone, which she had forgotten in his room, he decides to find himself another woman. She sees that, tells him off, and then we skip about four months later, during which time, he apparently sleeps with every and any woman (other than Jane) that he can get his hands on, she ends up taking a second job to help her druggie mom out because her father couldn't giver her any money anymore, which she was always splitting in between Bailey and her mom anyway. Oh, and we also find out (at the same time as Cade) that she had had a miscarriage. All this was just glossed over, it probably took a couple of pages to get to all that, when it could've been a major part of the plot once they got home from Mexico. After that Cade is trying to win her back, he supposedly doesn't sleep around anymore, another girl shows up and says he had gotten her pregnant, but he says she was lying, and then we don't hear anything more about it.I also thought that there was going to be some big fight with her sister, Bailey. The woman was just bitchy, she was immature and just took advantage of Jane's good heart. She was a little on the slow side too- I mean, you live with a drug lord who is raping women in the house next to the one you live in, you hear them screaming their heads off, but he tells you that that is a Mexican courting ritual of some sort. And you are ok with it, cause hey, he said so and you made some new friends there with the other wives of the drug people there, so you are finally happy. And then your stupid sister dares to show up there and ruin it all for you but telling you what is actually going on there, after you sent your family a text asking for help to get out. But now you're happy and you have a nice social life in the middle of nowhere in Mexico, you are not allowed to come out of the compound or contact anyone outside of it. But how dare your sister ruin your happy marriage like that?! And then you get out of there, you hit on the man your sister is crushing on, then you treat her like poop, you get home and forget to take your drug lord husband off the bank accounts and he ends up stealing all your father's money and now, horror, you have to get a job!!! And, in the meantime, you sleep with every man in sight that will have you. She ends up dead, which was very fitting, but I didn't really care cause by the time she died, I had forgotten she existed. So yeah, I thought there was going to be a little more to the story with Bailey lolThe epilogue was lame. the first half of it is about Jane getting her feelings hurt again by Cade's past actions, which were pointed out by Rock, this other biker who really liked Jane and couldn't understand what she was seeing in Cade. At that point i wasn't really sure what she was seeing in Cade either. The rivalry between Cade and Rock could've been a big part of the story as well, but it only got a few sentences here and there, just to fill some space.Bottom line, the cover of the book was a lot hotter and more interesting than the story itself.
Fat Louise (Biker Bitches #2)By: Jamie Begley3/5 starsFat Louise is the plain Jane, shy girl who just fades in with her group of friends. Of course, with Sex Piston & Killyama being the “in your face†type, being the forgotten one is easy. She never had to be the brave one because her friends would stand up for her. After being guilt-tripped by her dad & step-mom about her sister being held against her will in Mexico by her husband, Jane/Fat Louise decided to go try to rescue her sister. But she lied to her friends about where she was going because she didn’t want them to put themselves in harms way.Cade is a former Marine & mercenary and is very skilled at what he does. When Jane’s dad goes to him and offers to pay him almost whatever he wants in order to bring his daughters home safe. At first Cade doesn’t want to, but on top of the money, he sees a picture of Jane and both her lips and eyes draw him in. He knows that it will not be an easy task to complete, especially after finding out that the husband’s family is part of a large cartel.Jane had some very brave, bad@ss moments, which seemed very out of character for her, but in a life or death situation, some people can rise to the occasion. Not only does she save her own life, her sister’s life and Cade’s life, but she also saves other innocent people.Cade has his moments where I really liked him, but he was also a major douche. I don’t think that the book was long enough for Cade to redeem himself. I also felt like this book just skipped scenes that I wanted to see and the entire book was too short. After a major scene & event, the book jumps 4 months in time to another major event/revelation. Then there are more jumps in the story. The characters actually needed to talk about things and work through themI absolutely loved Killyama & the Last Riders in this book. I’m thinking that Killyama & Train could actually get together, but then would it be in the Last Riders series or the Biker Bitches series. I enjoyed this book, and am looking forward to more from these connected series’.Reading Order:Razer's Ride (Last Riders #1)Viper's Run (Last Riders #2)Knox's Stand (Last Riders #3)Sex Piston (Biker Bitches #1)Teased (VIP Room #1)Tainted (VIP Room #2)Shade's Fall (Last Riders #4)King (VIP Room #3)Cash’s Fight (Last Riders #5)Fat Louise (Biker Bitches #2)
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