Title: What Might Kill Us
Series: Devil’s Dust Motorcycle Club #5
Author: M.N. Forgy
Genre: MC Romance
Release Date: November 7th
My Rating: 5+++++ Stars
Synopsis:
Brotherhood is what Bull bleeds and all that he knows.
Being the king of The Devil’s Dust and surrounded by easy women was his everyday… until having his heart broke rooted him to the bottom of a whiskey bottle.
Heartbroken, and drowning in lost memories he’s unsure of the direction of his life, when the answer – consisting of a terrified Mexican girl- nearly knocks him off his feet.
Determined to get his act together and rectify his club, he rides to Texas for answers, only to be confronted with the emotional ghosts he isn’t ready to deal with.
He sees Anahi, and he wants her.
But she may come with more baggage than Bull is ready for.
Anahi used to be prim and proper. She used to wear dresses and keep up appearances to impress people she didn’t know. I guess you could say she was a fucking lady.
But that was when she lived in Mexico with her parents.
Before her uncle turned on her.
Before, the only man she ever loved, her step-brother, betrayed her.
Before she was forced to be a drug mule for the Cartel.
Evening gowns a lost memory, expensive heels traded for boots, and a nine millimeter in her hand instead of a limited edition purse. Anahi sets aside everything she’s ever known including the fairytale stories her mother told her about America.
She’s angry, determined, and looking for a way out.
I had to make this TEASER! Don’t ask why, but this review didn’t look right without a little Teaser and that is because Jefferey Dean Morgan is exactly who i pictured as Bull! It’s perfect. I know the Walking Dead has nothing what so ever to do with this novel i just wanted to show how i pictured Bull during his ruthlessness! DAMN! Still sends chills down my spine! I LOVE IT!!!
My Thoughts:
HOLY FREAKING HELL!!!!!!!!
What Might Kill us is book number 5 in the Devil’s Dust MC series. I highly recommend you read books 1-4 before reading What Might Kill Us. Yes, this can ‘Technically’ be read as a standalone, but a couple of situations are discussed in this novel and will spoil the second book.
What Might Kill Us is told in the Point of Views of Bull and Anahi.
Bull is the president of the Devil’s Dust motorcycle club. After a tragic situation occurs Bull goes straight to the bottle. He now lives his life from drink to drink and bottle to bottle. That is until Anahi runs into him on the street.
Anahi’s life used to be easy. That is until her father died and her stepmom sold everything he owned and ditched her. Now she has a psychotic step brother and an uncle who is the head of the Mexican Cartel controlling every move she makes.
After running into Bull she knows he is the one that is going to save her from her stepbrothers controlling and possessive ways. And everything falls into place exactly how she imagined it would. That is until a secret she has been keeping from Bull, is revealed!
I loved Bull! He is the ultimate ALPHA MALE!!!!!
Holy Hell was there some crazy shit that happened in this novel! Like….EXTREMELY CRAZY!
Bull and Anahi’s story is one you definitely don’t want to miss. My adrenaline is still pumping! This is crazy, I haven’t felt my adrenaline pick up this much while reading since….well…never. I don’t remember ever having an adrenaline rush like this while reading.
What Might Kill Us has everything in it that makes a novel great. There’s the smoldering sexy time scenes for all of us romance lovers. There is a crazy psychopath step brother that is overly infatuated with his step sister. There is an evil uncle who is also the leader of a Mexican Drug Cartel. There are secrets. The intensity level is through the roof it’s also a plus that Bull is a sexy beast. Also did i mention, M.N. Forgy REALLY knows her way around writing kick ass action scenes.
What Might Kill Us is a hell of a ride.
If you love Motorcycle club romances that are on the dark side, you NEED to read this series!
Thanks for checking out my review!
Peace Love and Happy Reading,
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