Review: Vicious Cycle by Katie Ashley

Posted April 26, 2015 by Cocktails and Books in Reviews / 1 Comment

Review:  Vicious Cycle by Katie AshleyVicious Cycle by Katie Ashley
Genres: Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, MC Romance
Published by NAL Publication Date: June 2, 2015
Pages: 336
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five-stars

New York Times bestselling author Katie Ashley revs up the danger and sexual tension in her brand-new Vicious Cycle romance series.

Deacon Malloy’s life is dedicated to the Hell’s Raiders motorcycle club. Tough, hard, and fast with his fists, he serves the group as sergeant at arms. But his devil-may-care approach to life is thrown for a loop when the five-year-old daughter he never knew existed lands on the club steps.

Alexandra Evans is devoted to all her studentsβ€”but there’s always been something about Willow Malloy that tugs at her heart. There’s an aura of sadness about her, a girl in need of all the love Alexandra can give. When Willow stops coming to school, Alexandra’s search leads to a clubhouse full of bikers…and a father hell-bent on keeping his daughter always within sight.

The moment Deacon sees Alexandra, he has to have her in his bedβ€”and he’s never met a woman yet who couldn’t be persuaded. No matter how attracted she is to Deacon, Alexandra refuses to be just another conquest. But it’s Deacon himself who could be seducedβ€”into a brighter future for himself, his daughter, and the woman he’s falling for against all odds

Lucy’s Thoughts

Vicious Cycle kicks off an exciting new series by Katie Ashley featuring the Hells Raiders motorcycle club. Deacon is the Sargent at Arms who gets the surprise of his life when he discovers he has a five year old girl, Willow, he knew nothing about. Alexandra is Willow’s teacher who crosses path with Deacon in her quest to make sure her young student is well taken care of.

Deacon was a little rough around the edges, but there was no mistaking the fact that he loved his family and would stop at nothing to protect them. This protection extends to Alexandra even when she is nothing more than his child’s teacher. I admired Alexandra’s strength, and her ability to hold her own in an environment that would have intimidated any man, and the way she loved and cared for Willow was priceless. This book had it all- a little suspense, sexual tension, an adorable little girl who has her dad wrapped around her little finger, secondary characters that make you want to live in their world, and an epilogue that leaves you wishing for the next one!

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