Riding the Line

Steel Saints MC

De: Sarah Mason

Narrado por: Rachel Dane, Jimmy Alli

Riding the Line is a romantic suspense and the first book in my Steel Saints MC series. The story follows Detective Katie McGrady as she goes undercover as Nicole “Nicky” Moore to infiltrate a motorcycle club tied to the DiAngelo crime family. She finds herself torn between her duty as a cop and her growing connection with two brothers who run the club—Dalton and Maverick.

©2025 Sarah Mason (P)2025 Sarah Mason

Phenomenal

While Riding the Line is a five-star book in its own right, the addition of the narration elevates the experience to an entirely new level. Rachel Dane’s performance is nothing short of phenomenal—her emotion, her command of a wide range of characters, and her impressive vocal versatility bring the story to life in a way that feels immersive and unforgettable.

Spicy, emotional, full of bad ass women and hot men.

From the second she met the club, set that bike on fire and got the nickname Vixen I was hooked I can’t blame her for fall for both Dalton and Mac.

Sarah wrote perfection - Rachel brought it to life!

I LOVE a MC club romance and this one had me captivated from the start!! Sarah put so much grit and growth and heart into this one and you felt the tension so early on! The MMCs were perfectly balanced and the FMC was badass and held her own while internally waging her own war of conflict.

Rachel brought ALL these characters to life delivering an insane dual performance. I lost count of how many characters and accents she took on and they were each performed in the best, most unique way!!

This book should be getting all the hype on social media because it’s so deserving of it! ❤️

6 STAR READ TO WRAP UP 2025!

There was plot, suspense, drama, and spice. The writing and narrating were perfection. Everything was a perfect balance that it was fun and easy to read/ listen to Riding the Line

Rachel Dane for the win on this audio!

A spicey, why choose between two hot biker brothers... what's not to love? The narrator Rachel Dane took the cake on this one though. She did a fantastic job!