Unbeloved

Undeniable, Book 4

De: Madeline Sheehan

Narrado por: Tatiana Sokolov

Dorothy Kelley is a born romantic, searching for her prince. Instead she finds herself pregnant at fifteen and in a loveless marriage by the tender age of eighteen. Then hope comes riding into her life on a motorcycle and within weeks, Jason "Jase" Brady, a member of the Hell's Horsemen motorcycle club, sweeps Dorothy off her feet.But nothing is ever simple for Dorothy. Jase is married with children. And as Dorothy patiently waits for Jase to give her the happily-ever-after she's been dreaming about, James "Hawk" Young, a member of the Hell's Horsemen with secrets of his own, sees an opening into Dorothy's life and takes it. What follows is a long and painful journey of self-discovery and forgiveness, as Dorothy comes to realize that home was exactly where she'd left it and the love she'd forever craved had always been within her reach.

©2014 Madeline Sheehan (P)2014 Tantor

Oh no you didn't!!

You did NOT end like that. No fair!! No freaking fair!! I need a resolution. You should have said this was a cliff hanger!!

No I dont want it to end.

Omg love love love the series and this is my favorite book. Things to know must read in order and second you will need a box a tissue.
I am so looking forward to future books.

one of my many re reads/listens to

Chapter 26 floored me yet again . it's been a long 5 years...
Having read all the Undeniable books countless times, each book is a joy to revisit and this one was no different. A gritty MC Series that is one I never tire of! If you're not familiar with the series then you need to start with Undeniable first!

THERE'S PAIN, TEARS, REGRETS & AN ENDURING LOVE

I have loved all of the previous Hell's Horsemen MC books, the characters, the romance, the quick wit, the humor and the sex but this is a TOTALLY different kind of story... it's one of regrets and the emotional pain that the love triangle caused in the lives of Jase and his family, Dorothy and her son and Hawk. You're either going to love the story or be disappointed by it.... but whichever it is it's a moving account of lives lived, missed opportunities and a long awaited HEA ending.

If you've followed the previous books then this starts 7 years after Dorothy was shot and, now they're in their 40's, we get emotional flashbacks over the years and the coming to terms with the effects that the poor choices that each of them made during that time has had on each of their lives. There's also a secondary storyline involving exiled ZZ and the Russian Mafia which has devastating and heartbreaking consequences that progresses the story years ahead.

In short, this is not a 'feel good' romance but a sad insight into the turmoil, devastation, hurt and heartache that they each had on one-another's lives. There's still the usual misfit secondary characters in the Club and the strong brotherhood, loyalty and honor that brings. But this was a sad, heartbreaking, poignant, raw, gut-wrenching, fleetingly happy story about forgiveness, redemption, bad decisions, lost opportunities and eventually, through it all, finally peace and love do prevail. There are some very tender touching scenes, mild sex and, as Dorothy and Hawk rekindle their love, there are bitter-sweet times as their futures look so bleak.

As usual the narration was great.

Worth a credit? For any fan of this well written series, I guess this saga must be listened to and it leads to what the now nasty ex member ZZ has just stumbled on to create havoc for the Horsemen in the next book. And if, like me, you're a fan of the leathers, the "you feel me brother" snappy dialogue, the old ladies and the angst and dramas that surround the MC Club then it's got to be a YES creditworthy listen. But just don't expect the usual 'he saw her, he wanted her, he got her' listen.

Finally a story line with a mature woman!

Would you consider the audio edition of Unbeloved to be better than the print version?

Only audio, but can imagine the print is good too

What was one of the most memorable moments of Unbeloved?

When she hashed things out w Teagan

Have you listened to any of Tatiana Sokolov’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Got to see some of her comic abilities. The funny bits were nice surprises

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Here insecurity about her body, very realistic for mature women