Love Grudge
Chantal Fernando
Blurb:
Romeo
I was born to
rule the Devils MC. Every decision, every move I made was to further that
goal—until I met Julianna. Falling in love with the granddaughter of the man
who ripped our club apart was not in the cards, especially not now, when it’s
finally time for me to take over as president. Duty to the MC comes first, but
that battle cry feels empty when it means giving up the woman I love.
Julianna
My greatest sin
was being born a woman. I’ve proven my worthiness in spades, but my father
still won’t let me lead the Angels MC on my own. I’m nothing but his pawn, to
be sold off to the successor of his choice. He wants me to fall in line, give
up Romeo and keep the peace, but my loyalty comes with a price.
I’ll fight for
what I want, even if it means going to war.
Themes: Contemporary, MC
Rating: 4 stars
Heat Rating: 
Review:
I
have been a fan of Chantal Fernando and her sexy and intense MC series for a while
now, going back and forth catching up as I came into the series later into later
in their inception, but when I found out there was a new story coming I couldn’t
wait. I didn’t realize that it wasn’t
connected to any of the existing series at first, but that didn’t stop me from
wanting to dive right in and experience something new with Chantal. This story
is a remaking of the classic Romeo and Juliet, but with a much more satisfying
ending and a much more sensual storyline that will keep you interested and glued
to your seat. Romeo is the crowned Prince of the Devils MC,
born to the lead the club and ready to ascend to the thrown any day now when his
father steps down, but he never realized that the greatest challenge to his
rule would be his heart. Julianna is the
crowned Princess of the Angels MC, once members of the Devils but forced to
split from them and now dangerous rivals, and while she has been trained to
rule the Angels, she is forced to submit to the men of her club, but when she meets
Romeo her world changes forever. Despite
the fact they know they are playing a dangerous game Romeo and Julianna are
unable to resist the pull to one another and soon they find there is nothing in
this world more important that finding a way to be together and the love they
have found with one another. But enemies are determined to keep them apart if
they can’t find allies and overcome the danger lurking around every corner
determined to end their epic love story once and for all. I truly loved this
story from beginning to ending, never quite knowing how Chantal was going to find
a way for her lovers to pull their HEA out of the mess they’d made for themselves. Julianna was an interesting, strong, sassy,
and amazing character; she was obviously made to be a queen, one that rules her
people, not just one that sits by her man’s side as he ruled, and she was not going
to let anything stop her from taking the reins.
At every turn someone was trying to thwart her and put her into “her
place” but she never let that stop her from fighting to do what needed to be done. Romeo was also a wonderful character, sweet and
loving to his woman, deadly and badass to his enemies, and strong and stubborn
when he needed to lead his men into war.
So many times, I was afraid he would give up and walk away like so many
men today would have, but he should the true strength of his love and backbone
by standing up for his woman and finding a way to give her not only what she
needed to survive but to thrive and for them to have their lives together. The passion between these two was off the
charts from the very beginning and even when they were simply fighting never
failed to spark, and I can see that being a backbone of heir relationship for
the rest of their lives. I would love to
see more in this world in the future for sure, but overall, this was a great
story and definitely a fun and interesting take on Shakespeare famous love
story by Chantal Fernando that every MC lover should pick up.
*eARC provided by author for the
purpose of an honest and unbiased review.
No compensation was provided.
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