Road To Ruin: A Dark Sapphic Why Choose Motorcycle Club Romance (Valemont Violence Book 1)

Who doesn’t love a motorcycle chick or two… who come to your rescue when you’re in a pickle? Buckle up, kids. Lock and load that helmet pull down that visor and hang on tight, because this is about to be the wildest ride of your lives. You know when you read a book that’s so good you refuse to check how many pages are left because you don’t want it to end? Well, this is one of those books for me. I’ve always been a huge fan of Kylie’s books because they dive into the kind of things we are all secretly too shy to admit we fantasize about. If you haven’t read the Killer Queens series, you absolutely should. While this book can be read as a standalone, there are mentions of characters from that series that you'll get to reminisce about and I truly love this about all of my favorite authors, they never forget the OG's. I didn’t expect the beginning of the story to end up where it did, but of course, Kylie did it again. Spencer, Leo, and Dom will pull your mind in one direction and your heart in another. And then there’s Kiera, the “innocent” MC. She starts out in the book closed off but has every reason for it and you'll find out why. She is almost sheepish, but watching her gradually change after being rescued by two seriously hot bikers is almost like a confidence booster for her. Of course, that rescue comes at a price… and trust me, you won’t believe what that price is. If I didn’t already know better, I’d swear Dom is related to Xander from the Killer Queens series in…

I finished the killer queens series and loved this one just as much but…they need some serious editing and proofreading. Lots of missing words or misspelled words. Also one thing that bothers me is the repetitive use of certain words or phrases. The amount of times these characters clench their jaw so much their teeth might break, wink or growl…it’s not realistic and gets to the point of feeling like it’s just lazy writing. After the first series, I had better hopes that this one would have the time and editing needed to fix those mistakes. I hope the author takes more time in the future to address this because otherwise, they are great.