Review: Riggs by L. Wilder (Satan's Fury MC: Memphis #3)
Note: An advanced reader copy (ARC) was provided by the author via Enticing Journey Book Promotions.
Riggs is the third book in the Satan's Fury MC: Memphis series from bestselling author L. Wilder, and while this can pass as a standalone, I'm highly recommending that this spin-off series be read in order since there is a story arc that continues throughout. This is a second chance love story with the suspense part that you'd expect from a motorcycle club (MC) romance, a combination that Wilder has proven to be a pro at time and again, as evidenced in her debut Devil Chasers MC series and her original Satan's Fury MC collection. I enjoyed books one and two--Blaze and Shadow--in this spin-off, but it's this third and latest novel that's definitely become my favorite...so far!
Jackson "Riggs" Reed and Reece Winters shared a handful of passionate and memorable nights together, but had to go their separate ways with the promise to stay in touch. Unfortunately, promises made were later broken, or kept far later than expected. More than two years pass before their paths cross once again and in the most surprising of circumstances. Riggs is still with the Memphis Chapter of the Satan's Fury motorcycle club--the MC's resident computer whiz--but Reece is know a journalist and the story she's working on leads her towards Riggs. Both Riggs and Reece have their respective secrets, but will the actual truth change the way they see each other?
While I wasn't a fan of Reece deciding to postpone telling Riggs her secret--it's a bit of a pet peeve of mine--I do understand why she felt it was necessary. The same goes for Riggs keeping mum, what with the club coming first and all. These two were really good together, and I liked that they called one another on whatever they felt one was keeping from the other. There's a particular point in the story that was rather heartbreaking, but then violence is almost always a given when it comes to club business. I would have given this five stars but I hesitated due to the whole iPad thing because it was a missed electronic device, but oh well. Riggs still garners a well-earned 4.5 stars. ♥
Jackson "Riggs" Reed and Reece Winters shared a handful of passionate and memorable nights together, but had to go their separate ways with the promise to stay in touch. Unfortunately, promises made were later broken, or kept far later than expected. More than two years pass before their paths cross once again and in the most surprising of circumstances. Riggs is still with the Memphis Chapter of the Satan's Fury motorcycle club--the MC's resident computer whiz--but Reece is know a journalist and the story she's working on leads her towards Riggs. Both Riggs and Reece have their respective secrets, but will the actual truth change the way they see each other?
While I wasn't a fan of Reece deciding to postpone telling Riggs her secret--it's a bit of a pet peeve of mine--I do understand why she felt it was necessary. The same goes for Riggs keeping mum, what with the club coming first and all. These two were really good together, and I liked that they called one another on whatever they felt one was keeping from the other. There's a particular point in the story that was rather heartbreaking, but then violence is almost always a given when it comes to club business. I would have given this five stars but I hesitated due to the whole iPad thing because it was a missed electronic device, but oh well. Riggs still garners a well-earned 4.5 stars. ♥
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Read my reviews for the Satan's Fury MC: Memphis series:
Blaze (book one) - 4.5 stars - My Review
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