I know, I know....this is a novella but dammit, it's too short. (that's the reason for the 4 stars....I wanted more!)

I want to know so much more of Bear and Scarlett.

From the first meeting to the last page their connection was like a beacon in the night. They were drawn to each other from the start and knew instinctively they were meant to be together. How can one not want more of a love story like that?

What did Jaxson do that her ex-scum bag ended up in prison for life? How will the club handle Abel's death?

I know there is another book in the series coming out soon but I want this now. My appetite has been whetted and I don't want to wait. Boy, do I sound needy or what? I'll go to my reading corner and see if I can find something else to occupy my time while I wait. ( )

This is a standalone book in this series. The story is complete in and of itself, although it does have some things that connect to other books, so that you get a general overarching storyline, but if you haven't read the previous books, you should still be OK.

Bear is the Prez of the Atlanta chapter of the Unacceptables. On the way home from a tragic event, riding with his friend and VP Jaxon, they run across a motorcycle lying on the side of the highway and a woman laying off the road. They stop, and Bear does CPR to make sure that she's OK until first responders can get there. Then he follows her to the hospital.

Scarlett walked into her husband and best friend making the beast with two backs. Turns out that they have been doing it for 3 years. So Scarlett lights her friend's it's on fire, throws them out the window, pulls a gun on her husband and tells him it's over, jumps on her bike, and leaves. Then she gets into an accident on the side of a highway.

This is an instalove situation. Bear and Scarlett have an instant connection and they just know from that very second that they are perfect for each other. They have an intense connection and that's great. The overall story is alright too. There isn't as much conflict as there has been in other MC books I've read, but it's a good story, nonetheless. ( )

Review to come ( )