Overview:
Tabitha Allen, princess of the Chaos Motorcycle Club, has always had a family of brothers to fall back on, but she has always wanted more from one brother- Shy Cage. Fate has conspired through the years to keep them apart until a tragedy brings them together and Tabby intends to make Shy realize that he is the one she was born to love.
Shy has always been aware of Tabby’s crush but thought nothing of it until one fateful night when he decides to teach her a hard lesson and in her goodbye to him, she kisses him and the taste of her permeates his skin and remains on his tongue for years. When she makes it known to him that he is the biker boss for her, Shy considers himself the luckiest man on the planet, but Tabby being the Club president’s daughter makes her off limits. Shy is ready to take on the world and his brothers to claim Tabby for his own, but will fate allow them this ride or will they crash and burn?
Own The Wind picks up with Tabby in college, working towards her nursing degree. We watch as her and Shy’s life intertwine through a series of events that spans approximately six years. The story is told in increments, skipping a month or so through time, bringing us back each time at pivotal moments. Fast paced with a solid story line and well plotted scenes. The focus of the story remains solely on Tabby and Shy’s romance. We watch as they go from dislike to friendship to eventually love. It’s not a perfect love story. Shy and Tabby bring plenty of baggage with them to the relationship and their personalities are a guaranteed fight waiting to happen. Also, Tabby’s crush on Shy was seen through rose colored glasses. Once she gets to know the real Shy, she realizes that while she may be a princess, he is not her white knight, and this is not a fairy tale. Both have some maturing to do and the journey is rocky for them.
Tabby and Shy’s relationship is slow and steady as they struggle with preconceived notions and outside negativity. One impressive point in this story is that their romance is used to facilitate a new generation of bikers. We see some of the stereotypical biker attitudes being challenged. Shy doesn’t hold to the mentality of controlling his woman as some of his biker brethren does and makes that quite clear.
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Sincerelyours
And Blessed Are The Ones Who Care For Their Fellow Men!
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