Cheyenne's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 3.5 STARS 
 I am going into this review stating very bluntly that I HATE Evie, I have since Razer's Ride. My fellow Guilty Pleasure reviewers can attest to my hatred of Evie, it is well known. I kept them entertained with my random comments while reading this book. I was hoping that in King that she would find redemption, but sadly at least for this reviewer, she did not. I am not going to spoil anything because that is not who I am. You do see that she hasn't had a happy go lucky life, far from it, and I did feel for her, but nothing is an excuse for basically being a whore for a club. And I am sorry folks but to me that is what Evie is. In my eyes she isn't a member, none of the women are. They flaunt who they have been with openly, and in the process hurt the wives of the members by doing so. 
 What I did love was King. Was he perfect? Oh hell no but he honestly had reason to change his ways and he set out to do just that. King was no saint, please don't let my love for him make you feel that way. He did what he did to survive, he thrived and then knew when to walk away. He didn't just walk away for himself, he did it for a very good reason. What did you think I was going to tell you? Sorry folks but nope you will have to read it for yourself to find out. 
 Now before you all start throwing things my way let me state that I actually enjoyed this book and I am a fan of these series. I am not in any way bashing the book, it was well written. It made me pissed, laugh and want others to be happy. I just have an issue with Evie, that is all. I am torn writing this review. I really liked certain parts and really hated others. I really just hope that the rest of the VIP series and Last Rider's series go uphill from here because I have enjoyed both up until the last couple of books. There are some twists and turns in this book and I am looking forward on how they may play out for the rest of the series. I really want Cash's Fight to come out and redeem this series for what it was when it started; gritty, sexy and leaving us readers wanting more.