The Romance Studio
Knife just knew after meeting Sarah that she was the one but she wasn’t in any state of mind to see him as anything more than a friend. When she returns to Sinners’ Corner, all bets are off. Knife isn’t about to let Sarah walk away without a fight. He has waited, giving her time and space. But the waiting is over and he is ready to claim his woman. Meeting Knife at one of the lowest times has helped Sarah move from when her ex Ralf walked out on her and the life they had together. Knife is a member of the Hells Wolves MC and a sexy man who makes her heart pound and her pulse race. When her ex kidnaps her from the city, bringing her back home to Sinners’ Corner, Sarah realizes that it’s not just her past here but also her future in a sexy biker who is determined to claim her heart. It’s really no secret to readers that follow The Romance Studio reviews I am one of the many legion of readers that can’t wait story after story to get their Sam Crescent fix. It is also thanks to this author that I decided to venture out of my normal reading genre and take a ride on the wild side which has become an somewhat of an obsession with me. In Giving it to the Bad Guy the well-developed and resilient hero and heroine are incredibly alive as they take center stage in this delightful, fast-paced and romantic read that easily captures the imagination and heart of the reader. You can’t help but love watching Knife and Sarah find their chance for a HEA ending. Knife is a temptation that Sarah can’t resist and truth be told she sure doesn’t want too. The tenderness and sexual pull between Knife and Sarah about snatches your breath away especially when Knife unleashes his feelings and desires for Sarah. The gift of friendship that Knife shows Sarah giving her the time and space while waiting in the wings for her to heal and move on putting her past relationship with her ex-boyfriend behind her, really shows how much he cares for her and the lengths he is willing to go to capture his woman. The flirtation between the lovers is sexy and the sizzling passion is filled with heart pounding desire the reader can almost feel through the pages. Ms. Crescent briefly touches on a little of the violence of the MC lifestyle and the code the men live and yet she also portrays the clubs as a family, maybe not of blood but of the heart making this story as well as her other MC series stand out as one of the best choices for your reading pleasure.