Ebook Indulgence : Biker B*tch - Andie J. Christopher

Skylar Clarke has sworn off bikers. But Abner Travis, leader of the local motorcycle club, is the one thing she can’t resist.

Title: Biker B*tch

Series: Heaven’s Sinners #1

Author: Andie J. Christopher

Genre: Contemporary MC Romance

Release Date: July 11, 207

Word Count: 75,000

Skyler Clark knows she'll have to face her past when returns to the Russian River Valley to make pinot noir. People in the small town where she grew up haven't forgotten her father – a country doctor turned outlaw motorcycle club president – and his fall from grace. But as long as she keeps her own business squeaky clean and stays away from bikers, she'll be fine.

Abner Travis sold his family's vineyard and winery to build up his business. And he's the president of a clean motorcycle club that does things the overburdened sheriff's department can't. He's too busy making sculptures for Hollywood directors and quietly sabotaging meth labs to chase a woman. But now that Skyler's all grown up, he wants her for his own. He just has to convince her that their dark, shared history shouldn't get in the way.

Travis is the one thing Skyler can't resist, but she doesn’t believe they can last. When her father's old club puts Skyler's business and safety at risk, she has to decide whether to place her trust in Travis or to walk away. And Travis has to decide how much he'll give up to keep the woman he loves.

Warning: Contains a dead sexy biker who will pull on your pigtails, but only if you beg.

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3.5 Stars

Biker B*tch was my first time reading anything written by Andie J. Christopher, whilst there was a lot to like about this book, it didn't quite hit the mark for me. This title has quite a few misconceptions shared between the characters and the drama fuels quite an angst ridden read, that was a bit over the top for my liking.

Skylar is a strong, hard working, determined, yet vulnerable character. Although quite like-able, at times she was a bit too snarky and catty in the way she interacted with the hero Travis for my liking. For me Travis was a very endearing character, a good guy who is protective and loyal to the town he was raised in. It was quite different to read an MC romance, that is not about a 1% outlaw motorcycle club.

I enjoyed the intrigue and suspense, but would have preferred the series of events leading to Skylar's father's incarceration and friend's death to have been in one flashback or in the prologue rather than snippets being revealed throughout the story line.

Overall this book is well written, and has quite an original plot, and the side characters were quite intriguing and I will look forward to reading their stories at some point in the future.

“Yo. You look beat to shit,” Chevy said.

“Gee, thanks.” Chevy wiped his hands on a rag sticking out of the pocket of his coveralls. Travis picked up a tool and stuck his head under the hood.

“Care to share? Ginger keeping you up?”

“Nah, man. I’m not seeing her anymore.”

“Good thing. She’s a skank.”

“She’s not a skank. She’s a nice girl. Just not for me.”

“Care if I take a shot at her?”

Travis gave Chevy a pointed look. “I thought you said she was a skank?”

Chevy smiled. “Yeah, but I like skanks.” Chevy turned back to the bike and worked his wrench. “I’ll be flush once tourist season starts. All I gotta do is post up at the wine bar and some tipsy divorcee will take one look at me and drag me back to her room at a B&B. Like shootin’ fish in a barrel.”

USA Today Bestselling author Andie J. Christopher writes edgy, funny, sexy contemporary romance. She grew up in a family of voracious readers, and picked up her first Harlequin Romance novel at age twelve when she’d finished reading everything else in her grandmother’s house. It was love at first read. It wasn’t too long before she started writing her own stories — her first heroine drank Campari and wore a lot of Esprit.

Although, she set aside writing fiction for a while, her love of romance novels stayed with her through college, law school, and multiple cross-country moves. During one long East Coast winter, she decided writing a book would be a good excuse to avoid braving the elements. It was love at first write. Her heroes are dirty-talking alphas, and her heroines traded Esprit for Free People. (None of them would turn down a Campari, though.)