Waylon: Angel and the Ruthless Reaper

Book 1 of the Waylon Duet: Ruthless MC, Book 1

By: Theodora Taylor

Narrated by: Clementine Dove

Since aging out of the foster care system and becoming a nurse, all I dreamed of was marrying a nice doctor and moving to a two-story house in the suburbs.

So how did a dangerous biker gang criminal end up handcuffed to my bed? And why did I agree to let that animal teach me how to...ahem...do things. Wicked things. In the very same bed he’s been handcuffed to in order to keep me safe?

Long story.

And I’m truly scared to find out how it will end.

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Narrator

I have to say I freaking love Clementine Dove’s narration. The voices had me laughing especially Ciara.

Too short

Should have been just one book. Getting really tired of the stories that only really require one book to tell them.

Waylon Angel and the Ruthless Reaper

I really enjoyed this book the story was it seems like the same story of all her other books with the theme of bad men getting the nice women. And good women who like the bad boy. I would like to see Theodora do something new she a great writer but she keeps giving us the same story just. Little different from the last ruthless book. Give us something new and with heart.

Fantastic

This story was so good! I love the characters. Mimi is so relatable. I only wish there was an actual male voicing Waylon.

I need another Waylon book

I liked Waylon and Amira’s story but expected more. Theodora Taylor does a good job writing her characters for her series overall. This story seemed hyperfocused on Amira and not too much on Waylon other than from other character’s perspective. This story was similar to Mason and June so Waylon’s character could’ve been written better. Since this was a 2 part story I think that readers could have gotten more about the Fairgoods especially during the family dinner. I was dying to know how Mason, Dixon, and Waylon were able to come together after growing up in the same place and being a part of very different motorcycle clubs. That could’ve been a whole nail biting chapter in this book.