RIDE IT OUT is the fourth book in the Desert
Dogs series by Cara McKenna. It's a contemporary Biker
Romance that has a small-town feel to it. Laid back but
still riddled with conflict, this small town of Fortuity has
been experiencing a lot of trouble. Miah, the hero of this
story, has his own set of trauma to deal with. After his
father's murder, he's learning to live again. There are
twists around the corner, making for an intriguing read, but
the harrowing tone of this series makes it hard for the
romance to bloom.
Nicki Ritchey is brand new to Fortuity and she is looking
for a clean start for her family. However, an unlikely
romance blooms between her and Miah before she understands
what is going on.
As I mentioned before, there's a harrowing tone that lines
this entire series. It can be so dark and depressing that I
feel sad after reading it despite the happily ever after.
The biker aspect of this series is fairly light in
comparison to other biker books but that doesn't bother me.
It's nice to see a biker series that isn't too aggressive
or over the top. It offers something different for readers
to devour.
So if you're in the mood for a more serious, more
conflict-heavy biker story, then McKenna has you covered in
RIDE IT OUT.
There’s a new deputy in town, and she’s a law unto
herself.
Jeremiah Church is still aching for justice to be served
after his father’s murder. Though the killer has been
caught, the authorities are no closer to knowing why the
Churches were targeted—and if the family’s still at risk.
When Miah receives an anonymous letter hinting at a darker
conspiracy, he decides it's high time he seeks justice on
his own terms, with the help of his fellow Desert Dogs.
Patrol Deputy Nicki Ritchey is new to Fortuity, and hoping
to make a clean start for her and her son. Involved in the
Church’s case, she's kindled a friendship with Miah that's
evolving into something more. But Miah is crossing lines
with his personal vendetta, and Nicki’s attraction is making
it tough to tell right from wrong…
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