Motorbike clubs host some hard-riding people, and this
erotic novel brings together a woman who has been waiting
to swing her leg back over the saddle for a few years, and
a man who's admired her for longer. Expect strong language
from the start and prompt adult action when Lanie invites
Hopper to her room.
FIRE INSIDE shows Lanie reflecting on how she'd stood by
her fiancé even after learning that he was mixed up with
the Russian mafia. He'd been shot dead and a stray bullet
hit the girl, scarring her and causing her to cut herself
off from the world. Now she's trying to reconnect, and
Hopper hits that spot. But it's only about sex isn't it?
She doesn't want to get close to anyone. Two weeks of
going to bed together later, she's not sure what's
happening, but it isn't necessarily what she wants. Just
to prove her independence, she wanders into a rough bar in
Denver with about seven thousand Harleys parked outside.
This however proves to be a mistake....
This tale won't suit those who prefer sweet romances, but
if you want to read about a girl who's hard as nails and a
tall guy with a Harley and an insatiable appetite for the
right woman - with a large helping of respect for her -
Kristen Ashley's book is where to park your bike. The
other characters have endearing names like Hound, Ty,
Snapper, Boz, Tug, Brick and Dog, which can make it
difficult to keep them straight, and not all women who hang
around with burly biker guys are well treated. I suggest
reading an excerpt of FIRE INSIDE to see if you get on with
the style, or just jumping straight in to the Chaos
Motorcycle Club if you want to live dangerously.
For Hop, Lanie has always been untouchable. She's too
polished and too classy for his taste. But when she gives
Hop the once-over with her bedroom eyes and offers him a
night in paradise, he can't say no. And he doesn't regret
it
when he finds that Lanie is the best thing that's ever
happened to him-in or out of bed. Now the trick will be
to
convince her of that.