Devil’s Dance by Garrett Leigh
“An Exciting, Mysterious, and Gripping MC Story”
Devil’s Dance is a dark, mysterious, nail-biting, emotional and exciting MC story filled with beautifully tattooed, strong, compassionate and devoted men who battle their way, in more ways than one, into being the strongest and mightiest of motorcycle clubs. Scarred and broken, fluid and accepting, humorous and human, needy and brutal. The characters of this story lead the way with not only their minds but also their hearts and motorcycles for a gripping, trigger-filled, gut-wrenching story, dabbled with humorous moments, that has this reader already eager for the next story of this exciting duet.
Man oh man! Devil’s Dance was quite the exciting yet mysterious read that crept up on this reader as the doings of motorcycle clubs and their rivals was a deep and darkly detailed one that needed repeated readings from this reader. Mighty displays of dominance and savagery between motorcycle clubs and international mafia were frequent for seemingly simple rights of ownership. This in addition to mysterious, traumatized, and intrinsically wonderful men, this story was an addicting one. Under normal circumstances, with this conglomerate of power comes a need for normalcy and peace. For Cam, the president of the Rebel Kings, this is a desperate need, a need so vital and raw that only the most dominant, attentive, and loving will do.
Gah…the main characters, Cam, Alexei, and Saint, are mysterious, strong, needy, beautiful souls. Their known pasts so broken and heartbreaking that their need for warmth, chemistry and actual presence was medicinal. Despite their lengthy game of cat and mouse riddled with partially unanswered questions, their need for one another was palpable and ultimately smoldering.
Devil’s Dance, by Garrett Leigh, was a dirty ride for the Rebel Kings club and while they all had to dance with the devil numerous times, their ultimate desire for peace, productivity, and family, was achieved by some guardian angel from the shadows, who was at the right place at the right time and wouldn’t have anything but this kind of protection. Even thought there was a bit of confusion, and a need for more character and plot development; this story, with it’s addicting storyline, great main characters and intriguing and mostly wonderful secondary ones, it was a great beginning to such an exciting duet. I really liked it….:)
*star rating: 4.50 ‘I really, really liked this story’ stars*
