Blood & Bones: Sig

Blood Fury MC, Book 2

By: Jeanne St. James

Narrated by: Aaron Shedlock, Ava Lucas

Length: 10 hrs and 11 mins

Publisher's Summary

Revenge isn’t always sweet, but it sure can be satisfying...

Sig never wanted to return to Manning Grove since it didn’t hold any good memories. Growing up a part of the Blood Fury MC ended up being a disaster and screwed up his life, which led to him spending most of it in and out of jail. But now he’s not only back, he’s sitting at the table as VP next to Trip, his half-brother who has resurrected the MC from the ashes.

Still bitter about what went down 20 years ago, he’s now trying to move past it and stay out of jail for good. Until he finds a beaten and abused woman running through the woods, trying to escape her captors. Now all he can think about is revenge on the Shirley Clan, a group of sovereign citizens who follow no laws but their own. And if he isn’t careful, he might end up right back where he vowed to never go again. Behind bars.

Note: Blood & Bones: Sig is the second book in the Blood Fury MC series. As always, it has no cheating, no cliff-hanger, and has an HEA. It’s recommended to listen to this series in order.

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Raw, gritty & emotional. Great story & narration

Oh my stars. What a raw and gritty books Blood & Bones: Sig was. We first met Sig in his brother’s book,Trip and I was interested to see what Ms.St James had in store for him and the woman who would entice him to settle down.
The performance by Ava Lucas and Aaron Shedlock was spot on and they most certainly did justice to the story. I loved how protective Sig was of Red, the woman he finds naked, beaten and abused running though the woods. When he learns of the horror that is her recent past, he knows that he must do everything in his power to protect her from her abusers.
This was a rare, gritty, at times over powering, emotional story that got to me.The friendship that blossoms between them is real as Sig does all he can to support Red during her pregnancy. Both Aaron Shedlock and Ava Lucas brought all that to life for me with their performances.
Sig is such a tormented man and it was wonderful to see how is willingness to help Red also brought abut the beginning of his own healing. I also enjoyed the progression of his relationship with his brother Trip.
I cannot wait for the next book in the series.

Fell Flat

This book fell flat. By chapter 10 you would expect the characters to have developed more and not been so Doom and Gloom all the time and focus on the past. However the story just keeps on droning on and the characters don't seem to get anywhere until close to the end where romance finally supposedly comes in. But by the time any romance shows up it's not really felt within the characters. It just lays flat on the page. And then in the epilogue is when some sexy time finally happens but it just lays flat even then.

Sig & Red!

Every book Jeanne St James writes is special. There is always an incredible bond between the hero and the heroine, and it's impossible not to root for them. This book in particular is has won my heart. Not the typical story, but this series is a little different as the Blood Fury comes back to life. Sig is fascinating to me. The half brother of Trip, he has been made vice prez, and has no intention of staying around. He just wants what is his from his father and to move on. That is until he picks up Red. Red is a mess. Pregnant, naked, undernourished, she is need of care, and Sig takes her home to give her everything she needs. But what is truly amazing is this tough, broken man and damaged, closed up woman truly see each other. This is dark and gritty with a slow burn romance just waiting to explode. Plus, I absolutely love the story line. There are some crazy people out there and to get to see it through these eyes is exciting. It's thrilling to watch the MC begin to gel and fun to get to know some of the new characters. It makes me want to listen to more!

Nothing could have made this story better except the narration, and it just brings the story to a whole new level. Aaron Shedlock is Sig, and he gets him. Broken and broody, compassionate and loving, dark and light, he reaches into Sig and brings him everything. Ava Lucas has a tough one, with the closed up Red. She is uses her talent going from the quiet, aloof feel and lets us feel her change and warm up as time goes on. It's a fabulous team and together made this one of my top listens this year.

love love love

the story a constant surprise even a couple surprise smiles. so glad to see Sig and Trip reconciled. a few loose ends I could have done without namely why was his back beat bloody? what happens to her mother?

sig

this was a great story. much better than the first one. great action experically choice 14 and 21. romance was really good too. this is the first story about mountain people I've listen too in audio book. I've listened to hundreds of book. this is my best book this month so far keep up the great work

Fantastic!

“Whatever Red wants, Red gets.”

I loved this one!! I wasn’t crazy about Sig until now. His character was/is so complex and really well written. Same goes for Red. I didn’t want this to end. I’m really loving this series!

Excellent!!

I wasn't very fond of Sig when I first met him.... BUT, he certainly had his reasons and showed a different side surprising even himself!!! This book had a lot of extra intrigue, that was great, some heartbreaking, but interesting! loved this book and Ava Lucas and Aaron Shedlock did an excellent job!!!! ❤❤❤

Best one so far! 5 dramatic stars

Sig is complicated emotionally. He is reluctantly pulled back into MC life after his half broth, Trip, (book 1) persuades him to return to Manning Grove. He half heartedly returns in hopes of getting his share of an inheritance from his grandfather. As in all MC stories, a female turns up and situations change. In this case Sig finds himself the unlikely savior of pregnant, abused kidnap victim, Autumn/Red. The story becomes a little predictable at this point, boy saves girl, girl falls for boy, boy falls for girl there is angst and drama and they live happily ever after. Despite the predictability I found this book interesting primarily because of the performances of Sherlock and Lucas; well done narration! Despite the drama, angst and predictability St. James managed to hold my interest and as usual pens a story that I personally recommend. ****this story does have triggers, it is rough and gritty***

exciting don't want to stop reading

this series of books are a great read. love the story makes you want more

.... not sure

Slow... very very slow. I like Sig, reminds me of every other character in a book, movie or real life that didn't ask for a bad childhood but has to pull him self out of it. Autumn is OK. But darn if this book didn't make me want to yell and throw up and cry. But not in a good way. There was no flow and no build up. And coming right off Trips book...Trip was an a$$.

Outstanding

I already love Jeanne St James’ books. But these two just brought the story to life. absolutely outstanding ❤️

Enjoyed previous this even better

Will read most jeanne st james. This does not disappoint as far as story and characters go. Not a good start to the main characters meeting but the love develops and for Sig love is not easy.

brilliant

so moving and gripping the story of sight and red is something that leaves you thinking Ted is such a strong woman loved it x