Forever We Ride

Iron Hunters, Book 3

De: J.P. Oliver, Sasha Goldie

Narrado por: Eric Umstott

Betrayal and lies aren’t the only thing tearing us apart....

I was wrong.

I’ve been lied to.

And I’m going to have to pay the price.

There are two things I care about in this life: Slim, and my club. If I don’t figure a way out of this mess, I’m going to lose them both. How can I fight a ghost? I know my dad was a piece of work, but I never expected this.

I can’t keep holding Slim back, but the club will never accept us, and with criminal charges hanging over my head, I can’t ask him to wait for me.

I wanted the club to go straight. I never expected it would cost me everything.

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Forever We Ride

Forever We Ride is book 3 in the Iron Hunters series. This is a continuous story and should be enjoyed in order. This book is full of twists and understanding as things are revealed to Ward about his past and Ward and Slim finally get their happy ending. I've really enjoyed this series.
Narrator Eric Umstott does an amazing job in bringing these characters to life.

Enthralling!

Slim and Ward grew up together and then became lovers. This book follows all the twists and turns that the two of them go through. Neither one are sure how the club would react to them being together. The dynamics of the characters are awesome! The new time narrator does a fabulous job identifying each character by a different voice!

Long awaited HEA ending

As this is the last book in this series, I'm happy that the plots finally have endings. I felt like some areas were rushed and not well thought out and other areas were just hard to believe. Nonetheless, I got through all 3 books. Can't say that I would recommend these books since there are so many great books available.

great ending to the trilogy

lots of twists and turns but finally our guys end up together. this was the perfect way to end this trilogy. I would love to read more about these characters. looking forward to some spin off books maybe???

Closure and loops

I enjoyed this audio and the narration.... I loved that the closure was gained as well as the angst given by the “loops” thrown in to keep the listener on their toes