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    Reaper's Stand
    Reaper's Stand
    Reaper's Stand
    Audiobook10 hours

    Reaper's Stand

    Written by Joanna Wylde

    Narrated by Tatiana Sokolov and Sean Crisden

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    As Reapers Motorcycle Club president, Reese "Picnic" Hayes has given his entire life to the club. After losing his wife, he knew he'd never love another woman. These days, Reese keeps his relationships free and easy-he definitely doesn't want to waste his time on a glorified cleaning lady like London Armstrong. Too bad he's completely obsessed with her.


    Besides running her own business, London has her junkie cousin's daughter to look after. Sure she's attracted to the Reapers' president, but she's not stupid. When her young cousin gets caught up with a ruthless drug cartel, Reese might be the only man who can help her. Now London has to make the hardest decision of her life-how far will she go to save her family?


    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateOct 7, 2014
    ISBN9781494571658
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    • 4/5
      4.5 stars

      Not going to try and reinvent the wheel, many wonderful reviews on this already. The following is just me blathering on about how much I like the series now,
      One of the best MC series out there right now. The quality of story- relationships, suspense, arcs, threads, and overall composition keeps getting better and better with each book. There seem to be many characters in the wings waiting for their stories to be told and I can't wait. This series is turning out to be more than just a guilty pleasure now and quite intriguingly interesting.

      This book itself, had Reese and London at the center but the overall cartel business swirling around eclipsed them at times. I got to read about Hunter and Em :..( so that made me happy and I can't wait to read Painter and Puck's stories. It's really all about the series instead of this individual book to me, though.
    • 5/5
      Definitely my favorite of the whole series! I loved Reese and London with all their maturity and their childishness too. They had some off the charts chemistry that I fell in love with and I was really happy that the major problem of the story line wasn't stretched too much. It had its time in the plot and then it was solved. Clean and without too much fuss. That bonus epilogue at the end completely through for a loop! I can't wait to get my hands on the next Reaper!
    • 5/5
      Whoa! This was a rough one and a lot grittier than the last couple books. Overall, I dug it and I can't wait for more!
    • 5/5
      4 ½ Stars
      This book was everything I was expecting it to be and more!!!
      If you like MC Romance this is a book/series you MUST read.
    • 5/5
      I am enjoying this very steamy motorcycle club series. Many of the events are really raw but it is so captivating. This story-line was interesting in that started out with a bang then went back to explain it. London seeks help from club president Reese to find her cousin who is partying with his gang.
    • 5/5
      ***** I received an arc in exchange for an honest review *****

      ♥♥♥ I absolutely love Joanna's books and this one was eagerly anticipated. I was not disappointed with this read, it was erotic, fast paced, had enough of violence, sex, love, romance all this book.

      Picnic oh how I wanted to know more about him, he is one alpha male. Since his wife died he's not wanting any attachments, not wanting to let anyone in to his heart until London that is.

      London is one tough lady and I love that about her, she takes no shit.

      This is one hell of a read and if it was possible to give it more stars then I would.

      This is a story of how to let go of your past and move on to living in the future. Giving love a second chance as maybe there isn't only one true love out there for us ♥♥♥
    • 5/5
      I am a huge fan of Motorcycle Club (MC) romances, and Joanna Wylde is one of the best writers in this niche romance sub-genre. From the hot, gritty sex scenes to the club business affairs and related action-packed scenes, Ms. Wylde knows how to deliver a deeply satisfying MC romance. I also particularly enjoy her special sense of humor which she aptly uses to bring her characters and the MC world to life. REAPER'S STAND is no exception. From the opening prologue, which starts out with a bang, to the last page, Ms. Wylde had me entertained and fixated on finishing this immersing read. For those of you who are wondering whether this book can be read as a standalone, it most certainly can, as each book in the Reaper's MC series primarily focuses on a different hero and heroine couple. Additionally, while there is some carryover of club business, for the most part, the immediate threat covered herein, the encroachment of the Mexican drug cartel on the Reaper's and several other close-by MCs' territory, is developed within the pages of this book. The one area where you will no doubt get more out of the series if you read it in order is from a character development perspective. For example, there are spoilers in this book regarding the couple from Book 3, Hunter and Em, but that is mostly because Em is the daughter of the hero of this book. Reese "Picnic" Hayes, the President of Reaper's MC, is a devoted father of two grown-up women. He used to be a devoted husband, but tragically he lost his wife, Amber, a few years earlier. After that devastating loss, he never imagined he would love another woman, so he didn't bother trying. Instead, like many other MC members, his involvement with women was limited to sampling as much Club property as possible. Into this fairly established life, where Club business is the priority and women are disposable, enters London Armstrong, the owner of the cleaning business that cleans one of the Club's properties. Picnic has no time to waste with a high and mighty, good-girl, cleaning lady like London. But seeing as he can't get the picture of the two them doing the nasty out of his mind, he takes advantage when the situation arises and proposes a compromise. London needs Picnic's help to once again bail her junkie cousin's teenage daughter, Jessica, out of danger, and Picnic needs to relieve his itch. Fortunately for Picnic, Jessica has an affinity for getting in trouble. Knowing that London won't just agree to what he has in mind, he gets her to agree to be his cleaning lady. He's confident the rest will follow. What then transpires is a comical courting which is made especially interesting by the fact that London is already dating the assistant deputy of Coeur D'Alene, or as Picnic likes to call him, "Deputy Dick". As is usual of a great read though, not everything is as it seems and pretty soon, London can't help the attraction she feels for Picnic, never mind the fact that she needs his protection. But is Picnic what she wants long-term, and is a long-term relationship even in Picnic's vocabulary anymore? Moreover, when danger presents London with one hell of ultimatum, will she make the right choices to stay alive, protect Jessica and find her HEA? Is that even possible?I really loved Picnic! So much so, that in some respects he reminds me of one of my all-time favorite MC bikers: Tack Allen from Motorcycle Man by Kristen Ashley. Although, yes, Picnic is an outlaw, and Tack deals in mostly legitimate businesses, they both share a maturity that can generally only be found in a hero who has lived life (both being in their forties). For example, both are devoted fathers, and therefore this sense of responsibility colors their actions towards family and their general understanding and acceptance of situations that other younger heroes might not get. Additionally, with maturity, comes a little more self-restraint, and determination to plan for what you really want, rather than losing your self-control. And, both are of course sexy alpha heroes, who go all-in to protect their loved ones. Never mind the dirty talk and actions they both partake in when pursuing their favorite activity! Opposite to Picnic, however, I do have to say that London is not my favorite biker babe heroine. In all fairness, this is mostly due to one decision, which I just can't understand, much less forgive. But in the end, she does come through and her chemistry with Picnic is off the charts. So all in all, this was another 5-star Reaper's MC read for me!Source: Review written by me and originally published in The Romance Reviews.