“Kiss my ass, Cash.”

“Rachel, believe me, that’s one sentence you don’t want to use around a man like me.”

He never looked for trouble; however, if the opportunity ever presented itself to him, he sure as fuck wouldn’t walk away.

When she was younger, she used to fantasize about Cash. He had always been her knight in shining armor. Now that she was older, the armor was old and rusty, needing to be dusted off.

“You have a really low opinion of me, don’t you?” Cash’s eyes searched hers.
Rachel gave him her honest answer. “I don’t have any opinion of you at all.” He winced at her reply.

“I’m not a bad guy.”
“No, you’re not,” Rachel agreed. “You’re just not the guy for me.”
“How do you know if you don’t give me a chance?”
“I don’t need to stick my hand in a fire to know it’s going to hurt like hell,” Rachel replied mockingly.
“Sometimes, the best way to fight fire is with fire.”
“And sometimes, the best thing to do is just pour a bucket of water over it.” ( )

I really liked it. In fact, I came pretty close to loving it, but there were some things that bothered me a little. First, I know the Last Riders have a different way of living their lives and they all have this amazing attitude where they could care less about what other people think. That said, I don't think it was necessary for Cash to keep throwing certain facts in Rachel's face; it made me angry and also made me do a fist bump with Rachel for how she managed things. The other problem was how long Rachel can hold a grudge. I mean, I totally supported her and what she thought would be best for her life, but she hold out practically until the end of the book.

Now for the good stuff. Everything else other than what I said earlier. The chemistry was off the charts, the sex scenes were steamy and engaging, the characters from previous books all showed their faces and put their personalities to work. It was amazing. ( )