Hawk

Savage Saints MC, Book 1

De: Cameron Hart

Narrado por: Wyeth Watts, Amy Hall

The new waitress at the Savage Saints clubhouse is a pretty little package wrapped up in mysteries and filled with secrets. I can't explain the urge to protect her, to reveal whatever she's hiding, whatever is making her so afraid.

Tessa doesn't trust easily, but I've always loved a challenge. I'll win her over one smile at a time, and then I'll find a way to keep her forever.

When the truth finally comes out, I have a decision to make. Trust Tessa and risk losing everything I've worked for, or leave the only woman I've ever cared about for the good of the club.

Time's running out, and so are my options. Should I trust my head or my heart?

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Cameron Hart (P)2024 Tantor

Hawk

Hawk by Cameron Hart
MMC: Hawk - 36
FMC: Tessa - 21

🖤motorcycle club
🤍heroine in distress
🖤instalove
🤍age gap

This audiobook is narrated by Amy Hall and Wyeth Watts. I haven’t heard of this male narrator before but he did a perfect job bringing the MC male POV to life perfectly.
Tessa has had a rough few years since her mom died. She runs away from her father and hides out in a small town. She finds a new job at a bar owned by the MC in town - Savage Saints… Hawk, the enforcer, spots her immediately and falls fast.
This was very short listen and as very fast insta-lust/insta-love. It was bad though. It could have been made into a longer book. I would have loved more. More emotional development and depth. I usually don’t care for that insta fall.
I want to listen to Ryders short story.

Love it! 10 out of 10 RECOMMEND!

Sometimes I’m skeptical of short stories because they often seem rushed and are missing character background and or development, but this book checked all of the boxes. The story and spice were perfect and now I want to listen to the next book. I usually don’t spend credits on short books less than 6 hours, but I think I’ll make an exception for Rider & Sutton’s story.

Good story but so short

I did not realize how short this book is so I’m a one and done with this series. Good, light, superficial story. By superficial, I mean lacks character depth. The moments are short and on to the next thing.