In SLOE RIDE, the fourth book of Rhys Ford's Sinner series, a troubled rock star and a member of one of M/M's most beloved family, the Morgans have their story told. Quinn Morgan has been considered an outsider all his life, especially when it comes to his family. To make matters even more awkward, Quinn has harbored feelings for his older brother's friend, Rafe Andrade, for so long that he hardly knows what to do with himself when Rafe returns, having been kicked out of his band.

Feeling extremely sorry for himself, Rafe doesn't know what to do with his life after being booted from the very band he helped build. But with his drug addiction, there's really no way for him to do what he loves without taking others down with him. It isn't until he realizes that the Sinners are looking for a bassist that he feels he can turn his life around. The only problem is, there's also a killer out there trying to take Quinn out.

I've always been a fan of Ford's writing but something about this book felt different to me. There's still a mystery occurring like all her other books have, but this one seemed a little out of place with the whole rock star element. Rafe was a little hard to like in the beginning. I didn't feel as sympathetic to his situation as I thought I would and therefore, I doubted him a lot. I wondered how he was going to pull through and what he was going to do to turn his life around. Having such a character, who had so much to do to get his life back on track, made me a little wary as the author put him with Quinn, a character whom readers already love and have a connection to. While the romance at the end still holds strong, it was a bumpy ride to get there.

SLOE RIDE is rife with mystery and intrigue. If you're looking for unconventional characters and action, Rhys Ford's books would be a perfect match for you.