Wilting Violets

Sons of Templar MC: New Mexico, Book 2

The good girl falls for the bad boy. Can we name a bigger, or better cliché?

Despite my ideas about the deep misogyny associated with this particular one, I've somehow found myself in the middle of it.

Except, I'm not the good girl. I'm exceptional at playing that role. But I'm not. My secrets make sure of that.

And he's not a boy. He's a man. Older than me by decades. An outlaw. A villain. A member of one of the most notorious MCs in the country. The Sons of Templar.

More importantly, my stepfather is one of his brothers. That means I'm off limits. He's off limits.

But that doesn't stop us. Nothing will. Not until there's nothing left but the charred remains of the lives we once knew.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Anne Malcom (P)2022 Tantor Media

MC romance with a side of murder mystery

Overall loved it. I like that the plot was unique. Almost wish that more of the story involved what was going on with the serial killer, rather than the last bit of the book. Loved the way their love grew throughout the book. Love that they had to work through stuff to get to their HEA.Did not love that the FMC’s entire personality was being a liberal feminist. It got so old after a while and the excessive feminist fits she threw did nothing for the overall story. Just made her look immature and stupid. I think she was very selfish and made really stupid choices throughout the entire book. Apart from that^, it was actually really good and kept me invested from start to finish. The male narrator was awful.