Thursday, June 30, 2016

Chaos Bound by Sarah Castille

Title:  Chaos Bound
Series:  Sinner's Tribe MC #4
Author:  Sarah Castille
Publication Date:   June 30/16 by St Martin's Paperback
Length:  385pgs
Genre:  romantic suspense
Shelf:  Netgalley
My Rating: ★★★★★
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Back Cover Blurb:

Love is a wild ride.

After enduring months of torture at the hands of the Black Jacks MC, and betrayed by his own club, Holt “T-Rex” Savage, a junior member of the Sinner’s Tribe Motorcycle Club, will stop at nothing to get revenge. But falling for a beautiful woman with dangerous ties to his sworn enemy was never part of the plan…

Raised by the Black Jacks, Naiya Kelly grew up fast, furiously, and with little to lose. But now that she’s put her MC days behind her, she is free to do what she wants—until she meets a man who imprisons her, body and soul. She swore she’d never give her heart to a biker, but Holt is the most passionate, protective man she’s ever known. But will Holt be forced to betray his one true love to exact his revenge?

My Review:

What a story! Castille has definitely knocked it out of the park with this one. Tensions and emotions run high as lives are held in the balance. Castille has created descriptions that pack a punch, creating an atmosphere that the reader can’t miss and adding a sense of foreboding. The plot held my attention as I got up close and personal with the characters.

Holt’s apparent abandonment by the Sinners and the head twist from Viper really made me feel for him. It gave a lot of context for everything that he’s going through. Naiya’s past hurts and present concerns made her a stunning counterpoint to Holt, yet her heart made her a pleasure to get to know. The supporting cast was also a blast. I loved revisiting the Sinners, and the contrast between them and the Jacks was striking.

This novel was fast paced and suspenseful. Castille kept me on the edge of my seat throughout. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to others but I would recommend reading the rest of the series first for context.


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