Rocky

Steel Demons MC, Book 2

De: Sarina Hart

Narrado por: Stefanie Kay, Duncan Cole

Falling for my son's knockout ex, the one I'm supposed to be keeping safe? I must be out of my damn mind. Can't help it, though, 'cause all I can think of is making her mine.

Stunned. That's the word when Peyton Brooks, my son's ex, shows up at my door in the middle of the night, asking for protection.

Hell, I'm always stunned around her. She's something else—all smiles and curves in one hell of a confident package. Right up my alley.

Problem is she's off-limits. Too young, too attractive, and way too much of my kid's ex. Now, she's not just a hottie; she's my job too. Someone offed her roommate, and now her life's in the crosshairs. That's why she came knocking on my door for help.

I ain't resting until I wipe out every damn threat. But here's the kicker—how am I supposed to guard her life when all I can think about is staking my claim on every inch of her?

Rocky is the second installment in the gripping Steel Demons MC series. Get ready for rugged bikers, forbidden desires, and irresistible allure. While each book in the series offers a standalone happily ever after for the couple, listen to them in order for maximum enjoyment.

©2024 Sarina Hart (P)2024 Podium Audio

Story line is good but...

The story line is good but Payton is a whiny immature twenty something. it's all about her which really takes away from the story. or at least what it could be.

Rocky

This was such a fun book to listen to. There is always something going on that kept you just intrigued. It’s the book that you don’t want to stop even though life gets in the way. Enjoy.

Good read

I don’t leave a lot of reviews unless it’s just so bad that I want to try to save someone but I’ve enjoyed this series very much

Entertaining

Good narrators. The story is entertaining. If you’re looking for a deep read, this is not it. If you’re looking for an entertaining read then give this series a try. Happy reading!

FMC was pretty immature

The book was okay. The FMC was immature and doesn't see the big picture of the situation of her relationship she has with the MMC. It was just all me, me or "but I want you and you don't want me". I don't think this was executed properly as age-gap/my ex's dad trope. It was still an okay book despite how the FMC acted all the time.

The father smashing his sons ex

I disliked the father smashing his sons ex. Absolutely hideous. I hope no one reading this gets ideas. Not sure how the author thought something like that would be a good read.