Ride Dirty

A Raven Riders Novella

By: Laura Kaye

Narrated by: Abby Craden

From New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Laura Kaye comes a new story in her Raven Riders series…

Caine McKannon is all about rules. As the Raven Riders Sergeant-at-Arms, he prizes loyalty to his brothers and protection of his club. As a man, he takes pleasure wherever he can get it but allows no one close - because distance is the only way to ensure people can’t hurt you. And he’s had enough pain for a lifetime.

But then he rescues a beautiful woman from an attack.

Kids and school are kindergarten teacher Emma Kerry’s whole life, so she’s stunned to realize she has an enemy - and even more surprised to find a protector in the intimidating man who saved her. Tall, dark, and tattooed, Caine is unlike any man Emma’s ever known, and she’s as uncertain of him as she is attracted. As the danger escalates, Caine is in her house more and more - until one night of passion lands him in her bed.

But breaking the rules comes at a price, forcing Caine to fight dirty to earn a chance at love.

©2018 Laura Kaye (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Best performance

Abby’s performance and distinctive voices brought the characters and story to life. looking forward to the next in series

Sweet

The narration was fantastic. Emotional story with just enough hotness . Kane has such a sad childhood and it was great to see them workntjism. Very well weitten

Typical novella, too short to be very good!

The plot started out pretty good. Their acquaintance and getting to know each other had a real feel to it. Then, all of the sudden, it seemed like the author realized that her word count was getting too high for the contracted novella, so she rushed the middle and end of the story. In one weeks time, they fell madly in love, had their first real fight, kinda decided to end it and then decided they couldn’t live without each other. To be honest, I wasn’t really surprised. If this wasn’t included in the romance package, I wouldn’t have spent a credit for it or even given it a chance. It could be that I’m too picky but, rarely any book under 10 hours gets a decent review from me.
-V from Kansas