Noose

By: Marata Eros

Narrated by: Justina Raven

Length: 2 hrs and 50 mins

Publisher's Summary

A smorgasbord of sweet butts, one for every taste. Noose has a sweet tooth that won't quit, and a club whore to suit his every need. Being a part of the Road Kill Motorcycle Club isn't a hard choice for Noose. A former Navy Seal and expert knotter, he's seen real time choices - in circumstances most never do.

It's a killing road. Women and freedom are the benefits of being a one percenter.

Until Rose Christo comes along and slams the brakes on his outlaw existence. Christo knows death. Murder stole her sister, and gave her a son that's not hers. Love doesn't come in neat packages; it comes in the form of a five-year-old boy.

Love is packaged in a man that tears out her heart with a brutal sexuality that strips Rose of her most sacred vow.

Never count on a man.

Never love.

Never.

When her sister's murderer comes calling, demanding his property, whom does Rose trust?

©2016 Tamara Rose Blodgett (P)2016 Tamara Rose Blodgett

Voice is poor match

Voice is poor match for book. Book might be better if read better. Story jumps from one meeting to a full investigation. Not enough substance

To fear the biker

I enjoyed reading this book, but hated the cliff hanger ending. This is my second time reading this book and it was as good this time as last time.

intense action non-stop

You better hold on tight when you start this journey with Noose and Rose. Marata Eros pulls you into this whirl wind from page one. The cliffhanger will pull you in deeper.

BAD

I don't know what is worse, the reading or the writting. Completely, totally, utterly bad.

Cliff hanger and so much more.

Listening to the narrator immitate a male biker is painful. I couldn't relate to Noose's character, and with the female history, I cant understand her jumping right in to a sexual relationship with a biker. Could be a much fulfilling story with more character building on his feelings with the female character, and.....the cliffhanger???? Well, if the first book was fulfilling I'd be keen on purchasing the following books. In this case, I'll save my money and time. Not attached to the story and easy to walk away from this one.