Diesel

Dead Souls MC, Book 5

By: Savannah Rylan

Narrated by: Melissa Barr, Paul Brion

Length: 4 hrs and 56 mins

Publisher's summary

No one tells me what to do. Except for maybe Dean, the president of the Black Hornets. I need their help in order to defeat the Black Saddles once and for all. But I know their help is going to come at a cost. I don't expect the price to be a pretty little thing named Brynn. His daughter. Who I thought was dead.

Being in one MC is bad enough. But being a son-in-law to another MC's president is going to be hell on earth. That is, if she will agree to it. And so far, I can't even get her to be in the same room with me.

She's feisty, and her good looks are no secret. I love a confident woman, but this one might be too hot to handle.

I'm fire, and she's gasoline. Let's light this shit up.

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Savannah Rylan (P)2019 Tantor

Diesel and Brynn

An nonstop action packed roller coaster ride to go on. Diesel and Brynn embark on a intense and thrilling second chance romance. I enjoyed every single moment of this story.

Diesel

I loved this MC series!
I’m glad I got to finally see how it all ends up to finally positive ending.

Just wish I could read more about them all with their lives with kids. Maybe make the series with the kids being apart of it???

Love HEA

*no spoilers* The story was predictable I knew who the rat was from the first time mentioned. As always Savannah Rylan did a great job making the characters likeable/hateable. As for performance there was a noise during almost all the male performed parts and made it hard to enjoy. (I am giving the same review for series. Oh but this book really makes me want the Black Hornets MC to be made into an audiobook series too!

easy listening

nice storyline made this easy relaxed listening while performing other tasks. loved the moderators voices.

Not for me

The story line drew me in, I thought it would be interesting. I tried to give it a chance & finish but I just can’t.

Brynn was annoying and I swear the way she kept calling her father ‘daddy’ was creeping me out, isn’t she an adult? Lots of things made me rate this 2-3 stars, Byrnns baby talk/language was one of them.

It had potential and if the female lead was actually written as an adult, and not sounding like an adolescent, maybe it would be better.

Nope

I’m sorry, but I just wasn’t feeling this one. This was so predictable and some parts didn’t even make sense and I would go into details but I don’t want to spoil the story. No Im going to! So do spoiler alert. 🛑🙈🙉‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔
So the “heroine” leaves to preserve her life and supposedly while away she learns all this self defense but when she comes back home which she told her dad she was doing because she felt like she could protect herself, she not only lets her drunk boyfriend leave the door unlocked for some nookie but when shit hits the fan she turns into a whiny helpless woman. Who NEVER seems to have a true heroic moment of her own. Then the so-called “hero,” is supposed to be protecting her yet gets drunk and on top of everything the girl is not only running around town by herself but had NO protection detail to ensure she does stay safe. 😳🙄🙄I mean this is safety 101 so the bad man doesn’t get you. Someone has to sit out of the bachelor party which you weren’t even ready for because you just proposed two seconds ago and watch out for your fiancé!!!!🤦🏽‍♀️I don’t know it was all just so mundane and cheesy to me. Even the sex scenes were just, “Oh did you save it for me baby?” “Of course I did.” Like seriously, come on.🙄🙄 I mean it was super hot but still the lines were just cheesy. I even felt like some of the lines were repetitive just to make the story longer. I felt like I was watching a soap opera where the same thing is said two-three different ways, if not exactly the same way! It’s like damn I heard it the first time…

I wouldn’t pay for this book. I don’t understand the amazing reviews.

Narration was fine.