Rhett Redeemed (Knights & Dragons MC #2)
Chantal Fernando
Blurb:
Life is about choices. He had a history of making bad ones.
United with her
newly discovered half sister, Constance Wilder finally has a family. She should
be happy, but she’s not. Instead, she’s even lonelier, which is why a one-night
stand with a sexy biker is just what she needs. A few hours of wild sex won’t
just bring her pleasure—it will help her forget.
A Series of Bad Choices
Rhett did what
was necessary to step into his role as leader of the Wind Dragons MC, which
included cutting ties with the woman he loved. He wouldn’t change it, but that
doesn’t make it easier. Thankfully, the beautiful woman across the bar is a
welcome distraction. He never expected her to light a spark inside him, leaving
him wanting more.
Destined for Disaster
Constance falls
hard for Rhett. Not only is she pretty sure he’s her soul mate, but he’s the
one person she has connected to in a long time. But when it is revealed that
Rhett is her sister’s ex, Constance is faced with losing her newly found family,
making happily-ever-after seem damn near impossible.
Themes: Contemporary,
Bikers
Rating: 4.75 stars
Review:
Wow what a story of two people definitely
wrong for one another on paper but so obviously destined for one another. Rhett has been one of those character we
rooted for since he was a child and his mother married into the Wind Dragons
MC, but we never imagined his path in the club would lead him to presidency and
just who his old lady would end up being. Long-time fans of this universe
recognize Rhett as the step-son of --- and we watch his painful breakup with
Cara in the previous novel as they found their paths diverging. Now we get to see his side of the story and
find out his motivations and I love every second of it. At the same time we get his love story as he
falls in love with the most unlikely woman—Cara’s long-lost sister Constance
“Con” Wilder. Con is just now finding
her path into her sister’s life and heart, but she has fallen in love with the
sexy and sweet Rhett, neither of them ever realizing the truth of their
connection through Cara. When the facts
come to life they have to decide if they can find a way through the winding
path of their pasts and to the future they both want so badly or if they will
have to give up the epic love they are just finding. I loved every heart
wrenching and tear-filled moment of their love story. We went into the story
believing that Rhett had become a total ass, cheating on Cara and leaving her
high and dry, which pushed her into the arms of the love of her life (see ---),
but we finally learn the full story in this book and OMG I loved and hated
Rhett in equal portions for what he did.
I cannot deny he made mistakes, but he thought he was protecting the
woman he’d loved since he was a kid and giving her a chance at the life she
wanted and deserved. That said, watching him with Con we see a totally
different side of Rhett, he’s sweet, attentive, loving, and finally finds some
peace in the chaos of the changes in his life and I enjoyed watching them find
that despite the turmoil that comes from their relationship. Con has so much going against her, but really
none of it is her fault, the circumstances of her life have left her beat down
and sadly she has to struggle for every bit of happiness she can find. I loved her strength, sass, serenity (mostly)
and determination to protect those she loved from any drama she might
inadvertently bring to their lives, but I wished she could have taken a stand
sooner and demanded her own piece of happiness despite others and their
hang-ups. The heat and fire these two
create together is irresistible and carries through every moment of their
interactions, even when they are hurting one another, but I loved seeing that
passion blossom into something deeper. I
am dying for the rest of this series, seeing more of these sexy bikers and the
women that bring them to their knees.
Keep the love coming Chantal!
*ebook provided by publisher (via
NetGalley) for the purpose of an honest and unbiased review. No compensation was provided.
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