Ride with Me

Iron Hunters, Book 1

By: J.P. Oliver, Sasha Goldie

Narrated by: Eric Umstott

Straight is the last word to describe me. But the club can’t know. And I’m not about to jump out of that closet.

Cleaning up the motorcycle club’s act is dirty business, and Slim is the one person I trust. I can’t keep away, not when he’s the only man I’ve ever loved. The club can’t know that things are changing between us, but Slim doesn’t want to keep secrets for long.

As betrayal hits the Iron Hunters from every corner, I know I’m going to have to find a way to balance leadership and love, or I’m going to lose them both.

But when my past comes back to bite me, it may already be too late...

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solid start

I received a free audible copy via a FB group, Audiobooks for free, (that is awesome) and in return said I would leave a review.
This was a good beginning and not quite what I expected. I figured each book in the series would be of a different members' story. Instead, it's continuous (at least for 1 & 2). Slim and the Pres are likeable enough along with a few other members but I'm really digging the prospects.
I'm very interested in how the author will play this out after that little nugget dropped at the very end.

A GOOD STORY WITH AN IRRITATING CLIFFHANGER

I received this book for free and am giving my honest and voluntary review

Ward has become the leader of Iron Hunters motorcycle club upon the death of his father. He is gay but keeps it in the closet because of the way the MC society looks upon gay people. He is changing the rules to make the club legitimate. He is in love with his best friend, Slim, and has no idea that Slim is in love with him. They find out and Ward wants it to stay in the closet. The story ends with a cliffhanger that leaves the reader on edge wanting to know what happens next.

The narration is good, but the audio is put together with a chapter from another book making it hard to follow the story because of the missing pieces.

Missing too much

I love mc stories and this looked interesting. What I didn’t realize was that it is a cliffhanger. I don’t always read reviews or I would have know this. I love stories when the guy has to decide if he will admit he is gay or give up on a relationship. I love the romance that the characters go through. This story has a lot of denial but little romance. Maybe that’s to come later. I didn’t feel that the flow of this story was consistent. I thought it hopped from issue to issue without actually dealing with anything specific. I usually love J.P. Oliver stories but this one just didn’t seem to come together. Again maybe in the next book. I think Eric Umstott did a great job on the narration but the story just was missing somethings. I was given a free copy and this is a voluntary review

Disappointing

it felt unfinished.

I mean, I guess you can call it a cliffhanger, but none of the ends were tied up. everything is flapping in the wind. there is no resolution. it just stopped.

the narrator did cool stuff with the phone calls. his throaty yell was awesome. But his voice didn't change much between Slim and Ward. sometimes I had to relisten to figure who's perspective it was.

A Good Listen with a Cliff

This was an enjoyable listen with strong character building, and it kept my attention the entire time. I ended up listening to it all in one go. The chemistry between the main characters was well done and made the story even more engaging. The narration by Eric Umstott was also very well done and added nicely to the overall experience. It does end on a cliffhanger so the next book will need to be listened to for closure.