4.5 stars 
 Haven Randall was rescued by the Hard Ink men and hidden by the Raven Riders after having run away from her abusive, controlling father. With her best friend by her side, Haven is fighting for her freedom to live and to find herself. 
 Dare Kenyon lives to make up for failing the two people he loved the most. Taking in, protecting, and helping women and children from abusive situations is his way of atoning. As president of the Raven Riders, he is responsible not only for the women they take in, but for the men who are as close as family. Never before has a client caught his interest, until Haven. 
 When Haven arrives at the Raven's compound, she is a skittish, shy innocent. Her father kept her so confined that groups of people, especially men, sent her to near panic levels. As she became more comfortable with the Ravens, her shell thinned, allowing her bravery to take charge. Her desire to experience a normal life drove a lot of her decisions even as her process came from a place of innocence. 
 I really liked the sexy, smooth build up of the relationship. Dare and Haven challenge each other. The opposition, Haven with her innocence and Dare with his rough nature, was a perfect fit. I loved the way Dare transformed around her, and even though everyone around them could see the attraction went both ways, he held himself back for fear of scaring her more than she already was. 
 There was great tension through the plot. The threat sort of hid in the background as readers got to know the characters, but as the danger of Haven's father looms, the tension grows and moves to the forefront. It kept me wondering when and how things were going to explode. 
 There is a lot that happens quickly at times, while others build at a slower pace. Danger stays away long enough that it was easy to forget that Haven and Cora weren't quite safe yet. The resolution is perfect for these two, and says a lot about their strengths and the possibilities for the future. 
 This was a great introduction to a new group of characters. Cora, Haven's best friend, has her own story hiding behind unguarded moments and though she ran to help Haven, I can't help but think there's something coming for her as well. The Raven Riders as a brotherhood also have several stories threaded through this book that will make for great focal points, and I can't help but want a book for Slider particularly, though readers also get a lot of Maverick's story as well. 
 ARC provided by publisher in exchange for an honest review.