Title: Torn
Series: Deathstalkers MC
Author: Alexis Noelle
Genre: MC Romance
Release Date: March 21, 2018
Loyalty
That's what it's all about here.
I'd do anything for one of my brothers,
Even go with his old lady to a parent-teacher conference.
But when I see the sweet little number who's the teacher,
Suddenly, school's right up my alley.
She's innocent, naive, and sexy as Hell.
Damn, I just want in her pants,
And to maybe teach her a thing or two.
And I'm not backing down,
I'll get to her.
But if she ever finds out the truth about our connection,
It'll sever the ties and ruin it all.
I'm just going to keep my mouth shut--
And all over her.
3.5* read.
This is book 8 in this series but can be read as a standalone, although they are better enjoyed read in order.
I would have liked this book to be a bit longer, it was more a novella style length but not classed as a novella, and I just felt it needed that bit more. The first few books in this series were great and jam pact with action and drama, the last couple of books just feel a bit lacking as if its been wrote by a completly different author, especially this one. Thats just my opinion though and although I found problems with this book there were alos parts I loved.
Storm and Rebecca had red hot chemistry from the get go. What I loved about Storm was that he had more then one side to him, the hard alpha side, and the sweet caring side which was great to see. Rebecca is more closed off as she's keeping a secret. It was great to see the two of them together and watching their relationship grow.
A good read, I will be reading the next one with the hope that its more like the first few books in this series.
This is book 8 in this series but can be read as a standalone, although they are better enjoyed read in order.
I would have liked this book to be a bit longer, it was more a novella style length but not classed as a novella, and I just felt it needed that bit more. The first few books in this series were great and jam pact with action and drama, the last couple of books just feel a bit lacking as if its been wrote by a completly different author, especially this one. Thats just my opinion though and although I found problems with this book there were alos parts I loved.
Storm and Rebecca had red hot chemistry from the get go. What I loved about Storm was that he had more then one side to him, the hard alpha side, and the sweet caring side which was great to see. Rebecca is more closed off as she's keeping a secret. It was great to see the two of them together and watching their relationship grow.
A good read, I will be reading the next one with the hope that its more like the first few books in this series.
The loud crash jolts me out of bed and a few seconds later my mother comes running in the room. “Sweetheart you need to hide, there are people in the house.” Her voice is quiet but I can hear the fear in it.
My stomach drops as my body freezes.
“Now.” Her voice is a raised whisper. She points to my bedroom closet and I run trying to grab for her hand but she shoo’s me away.
I open the door thanking God for once that my closet is such a disaster. I lay on the floor covering myself with any clothes I can.
Mom quickly rushes over finishing the job for me. “No matter what, don’t make a sound.”
She quietly shuts the door and I can hear my father’s voice downstairs. I can’t make out what he’s saying but he’s yelling at someone. There is a loud bang and my heart stops. That sounded like a gunshot but it couldn’t be, this can’t be happening right now.
I lift on if the shirts just a little bit so I can see through the opening in between my door and the floor. I see mom working her way under my bed but I know I shove so much stuff under there, that there is probably no room.
Heavy footsteps sound as my whole body goes rigid. The boots stop at the edge of my bed and I hear a stomach churning laugh before his hand appears and pulls my mother’s leg out from under the bed.
I can hear her pleading with him to take whatever they want and go. I pray that he listens, and that whatever sound I heard my dad is still okay. He doesn’t say a word though. After a few more seconds another loud bang sounds and my mom falls to the floor. I clamp my hand over my mouth silently sobbing and praying that they don’t find me.
My body is stiff from fear, and I’m scared to move because I don’t want him to find me.
“Take anything that’s not nailed the fuck down but do it quick.” I hear him shout to whoever else must be in the house. He stands in my room for a minute before heading over to my dresser. “There ain’t much in here.” I hear the sound of my music box being picked up. My dad gave it to me on my last birthday. It crashes to the ground and I flinch from the noise. “All fucking junk.” The sound of the boots fades.
I can hear crashing and things being thrown around as the men tear through my family home. My mom’s eyes are closed and I pray to god that she is just passed out. She can’t be gone.
It feels like I sit in that closet for days listening to things banging and breaking.
When the closet door opens, I scream.
Alexis Noelle lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with three kids. On top a writing career, she is a full-time student and a full-time mom. She loves spending time with her kids, although she has to hide the computer from them when she is writing! She love being active and being outdoors, especially if it involves any kind of shopping.
She has always been passionate about writing. She loves to read romance books and feels like being able to lose yourself in a book is one of the more exciting aspects. The books she loves to read and write will be ones that make you feel for the characters. Ashley believes that you should have an opinion on every character in a book whether you love them, hate them, or think they are up to something.She also believes that the most important critic is your reader, so she loves to hear from the readers. She want her fans to be open & talk to her about what they want for the characters in the story, and what they would like to see happen.
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