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Review: Before Us (Next Generation #3) by J.M. Walker REVIEW: BEFORE US (NEXT GENERATION #3) By J.M. Walker Amazon Goodreads Piper knows she has to end things between her and the twins she's been having fun with. Once she had a taste of Jaron, she couldn't get enough. Oh sure, he (and she) says it's just sex, but the feelings swirling around tell a different story. Once she's ended her thing with the twins, will Jaron step up and admit to wanting more with her? Or did she ruin what she had with them for no good reason? For a novella, this little story was A LOT! Jaron and Piper's beginning is seriously intense and moved at a really fast pace. I can see the trajectory they're on, and it's not pretty. I am hoping for something good to happen for them, though, considering what they've already gone through and they're not even officially a couple yet. Yes, there's a major cliffhanger and it drove me bonkers, but it also made me that much mor...

Review: With Us (Next Generation #2) by J.M. Walker REVIEW: WITH US (NEXT GENERATION #2) By J.M. Walker Amazon / Apple Books / B&N / Kobo Goodreads Meadow's just looking for some fun when she meets two hot older bikers. She really has no comprehension how they will come to change her life in incredible ways, how she will change THEIR lives. Sunny and Shade have been best friends for years. But there's always been a thread of something more than friendship between them. When a gorgeous spitfire walks into the bar and into their lives, she'll be the spark that finally lights their feelings on fire. And honestly, it was f'in hot between these three. And intense, and beautiful, and finally, heartbreaking. I loved watching the course of their relationship. The one between Shade and Sunny. The one between Meadow and each man individually. And the one between the three of them equally. At no time did I feel the balance was off between the three of them, even thou...

Review of Catch (A Hell's Harlem Novel Book 3) by J.M. Walker Ah Catch! My sweet, damaged Catch. His story is finally here, and with it, the end of the Hell's Harlem MC series. These men of Hell's Harlem and the women they love are all so amazing, but I will freely admit that from the time he first appeared on page, Catch caught my interest. After reading of his heartbreak in Tray , I was devastated for him and so wanted him to find happiness with someone who deserved him. And that woman is his sweet Cherry, aka Sara. She broke his heart when they were young, and he's never gotten over it. It shaped him into the man he is today. So when she walks back into his life, I was kinda sorta not wanting to like her at first, but I couldn't help but see in her what Catch saw in her way back when. And when her heartbreaking backstory came out, yeah, I definitely loved her because it turned her into the strong survivor she is in the present. I'm so sad that Hell...

Review of Tray (A Hell's Harlem Novel Book 2) by J.M. Walker Tray is a damaged man. He's been living his life aimlessly for years now, never feeling good enough, never feeling wanted, never really feeling at all. Then he meets Zillah and suddenly he feels something, he feels alive. She may be 14 years younger than he is, and innocent and pure, but she stirs him, and he wants her. And he means to have her. So have her he does. There's one tiny problem, though. Her very overprotective dad is the president of a rival club, Mayhem's Revenge. Oh and the little omission that he's kept from her, that's he's a biker, too, an unpatched Nomad in Hell's Harlem. Yikes. I knew J.M. could write the hell out of an MC romance, but I have to say that Tray is almost something else. Yes, it's an MC romance. There are bikers all over the place in this story. Tray IS a biker. But the feel of Tray is a little different, it seems less MC and more straight up dram...