The bestselling Moroad Motorcycle Club series continues with a standalone novel...
As a member of the Moroad Motorcycle Club, Jacko has been called a lot of things.
Killer
Insane
Sick
Jacko owns the odd behavior, the detachment, the recklessness he's earned from his years locked away in the Idaho State Penitentiary. His desperate hold on seeking revenge on the remaining Reds and Los Li members responsible for killing Sarah keep him looking straight ahead, and to the sides. He only needs to kill two more men, and then he'll gladly walk back into prison to spend his days in solitary.
Burned out of her house and homeless for two weeks, Amy O'Harris searches from the shadows in the Silver Valley for Jacko-- the only man who can help her stay safe. When Jacko saves her as she runs away from danger, her relief is short-lived. The change in Jacko's personality frightens her. He's no longer the silent, smart, easy-going biker she remembers loving her sister, Sarah. Jacko's damaged behavior screams out for her to stay with him, until she questions her own sanity and doubts every word out of Jacko's mouth.
ARC Received for an honest review.
I have loved this series since Cam first appeared in our lives. I fell in love with Cam and then the Last book - I fell HARD for Merk. I claimed him! This time around I have fallen for Crazy!
Jacko is a complex man. His way of thinking and his reasons behind his "Crazy" are complicated, puzzling, and questionable. Yet - His kind of Crazy is definitely something I think some of us could handle.
Amy - I was weary of this "relationship" in the beginning. They have history and it was just weird at first. But Jacko knew his job was to help and protect Amy. And when he starts getting "feelings" for her - it becomes a bit too much for him. His guilt sets in and Amy becomes puzzled by his behavior at times.
Jacko - to me - is like an onion. You have to peel back the layers sometimes. And Amy did that. She was accepting and understanding once the truth came out as to why he is "Crazy". There relationship is unique and one that you will be cheering for.
Of course, there is drama...angst....and everything else you love in these books.
In the end, I think Jacko and Amy's story was heartbreaking at times and beautiful! Great Job Debra!
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