Review: Forever Ride by Chelsea Camaron

My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Standalone - Hellions Ride #2
Release: June 6, 2014
Length: 236 pages

Events happen in life that can awaken our truest and deepest desires. They also show us our greatest fears. Sometimes we are forced to face those fears, other times we build walls that can't be broken to protect ourselves.

A profound connection these two once shared. A strong friendship once formed was shattered. Fate has stepped in and shaken both their worlds.

The danger, the wild, the chaos, and the lifestyle of the Hellions world has become far too much for Savannah 'Sass' Perchton. Swearing off bikers and attempting a 'normal' life, she has settled. She's committed to Nick, her country club, pretty boy. She's found a way to be content.

Things aren't always what they seem. Wrap an empty box in pretty paper and a bow, it may look amazing, but it's still a hollow shell.

He's a Hellions playboy. A different chick in his bed, off on a different ride, and always something new. He's Frank the 'Tank' Oleander, Haywood's Hellions Road Chief. Throttle down and life is good.

The fast pace of the Hellions life catches up to him. At a crossroads, he's forced to face some life changing thoughts or succumb to the darkness of death. Teetering on the brink of giving in, her voice is all he's holding onto. The coma he can't pull himself out of, but her voice is the light in the darkness. He wants the girl who pulled him through when his life was literally in the balance.

She's sworn off bikers. Can he pull through? Can she ever see past the lifestyle to the heart of the man behind the cut? Will they find their Forever Ride?

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My Review

I have to admit that I was fascinated by Tank in book one. And when the fact that he was in a coma was finally revealed, I not only wanted to find out more but I was interested to see how Sass I-don't-have-no-fcks-to-give Savannah was going to react. Chelsea Camaron did a great job with this story. I loved how detailed Tanks thoughts were while in the coma; how he finally put everything in perspective and owned his ish; how he fought; how he recuperated; how he eventually bounced back from the brink of death; and how willing he was to not only love Sass, but to make her his priority and give her acceptance and understanding. I wasn't a huge fan of Sass. She was weak and disloyal, so definitely not my cuppa. But Tank more than made up for it because he WAS this book and that was enough for me.

P.S. I thoroughly enjoyed witnessing Doll and Tripp's wedding and getting to meet some babies!!

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