I showed no mercy and punished those who needed it through their greatest fears. From a shoot out on a busy highway to being catapulted into their slaughter room, tiles from top to bottom, and an industrial drain to drain away all the blood from their victims, with many tools to work on their victims where we are privy to graphic details of Trigger cutting off a snitchers body parts in stomach curdling goodness. Ohhhhh my this shoves you straight into the gritty goodness of the life of a notorious MC club. Drake is the first book within the (Devil's Reach ) series and does end on a semi cliff hanger. GRITTY, DARK, RAW, AN UNCONVENTIONAL ROMANCE WITH A SEXY BROODY MALE AND A STRONG HEROINE I am salivating to get my hands on the next book. Of course, we end it with the mother of all cliffhangers.

We don't find out what they are in this book and I cannot wait until it all comes out in the next book (I assume). She was feisty and strong and spoke her mind. She didn't want to change him or tie him down. She didn't yearn for a happily ever after with him. She wasn't some simpering idiot that couldn't control herself around Trigger. One of the best heroines I have read in ages. He doesn't care about much except his club and Tess. It had two VERY likable and well developed main characters. It had a plethora of interesting secondary characters that I hope get books of their own. If you have an issue with OW scenes or drama, then this probably isn't for you. The plot was intricate, and the pace was fast moving. I LOVED every minute of this one (well apart from the aforementioned eye stuff *shiver*) It was fantastically well written. Luckily for me, we move on from the eyes to a more acceptable form of torture that I apparently have no issue with. Anything to do with eyes freaks me out so from the outset I was queasy. I mean the book started out with eye torture. I don't even know where to begin with this one.

Great composition with good use of graphics. A superb representation of the hero and overall theme of the book.

Trigger by J.L. Drake