Leigh's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 3.25 Stars 
 ****Some of this review could be considered spoiler-ish**** 
 With an interesting paranormal world inhabited by demons, vampires and witches, combined with the gritty MC world and a police drama, Wicked Ride had the potential to be a unique blend of all three genres. Unfortunately, a number of issues kept it from being the story that I hoped it would be. 
 That's not to say that Wicked Ride wasn't a good book. The idea was fantastic. A drug that kills witches is being tested in Seattle and sold on the open market to humans. It enables the user to harness fire and feel like a god...right up to the point that it kills them. Alexandra is assigned the case, trying to figure out what this drug is and what are these new weapons that shoot fire. Kellach Dunne is an immortal witch, a supernatural enforcer undercover in an MC. He knows what the drug is, but wants to know who is supplying it and how to stop it. When their paths cross, the tension between them is high, but the cooperation non-existent. 
 And that's the problem. 
 ****Possible spoiler past here***** 
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 Lex doesn't want Kellach on her case and constantly views him as a suspect. She keeps threatening to arrest him and vacillates between wanting to jump in bed with him, and deciding that he's the enemy, with such maddening speed that I'm tempted to shoot her myself! One minute she wants to trust Kellach and the next she's viewing him with suspicion and going off half-cocked without all the facts. It felt as if she had too much to prove, and I never really felt much of a connection with her, which made it hard for me to feel one between her and Kellach. There was no trust on her part, so I didn't find it believable that a relationship could flourish where they couldn't even remain civil to one another for very long. 
 Then there was my disappointment in the resolution of the story. I felt as if I was reading and reading and when I looked down I thought "How on earth am I only at 20%??" Some books fly by. This sort of crawled. It's not that I lost interest in the story, it's just that it seemed I was getting nowhere fast. Once it did pick up speed however, I thought "There's no way this can be resolved in time." 
 Unfortunately, I was right. It wasn't. 
 The book did not end in a true cliffhanger. It's more that the story just stopped. Nothing was resolved. I still don't know who supplied the drug, why they supplied it, what's going to happen with Kellach and Lex. I'd almost consider it a spoiler that I just told the end, but I don't' know anything to spoil!! Frankly, I'm still in the dark just as much now as I was in the beginning. 
 In my opinion, Wicked Ride wasn't a full story but just the first part of a larger arc. The characters were interesting, with the exception of the heroine they were very likable, and the paranormal aspect was fun and exciting. But I feel as if too much was shoved into this story and I wanted there to be a better conclusion than there was. I can't believe I'm saying this, but leave me with a cliffhanger! Leave me dangling! Instead of on the precipice, I was left midway up a mountain where I still had a ways to go before I could see the view. (hide spoiler)] 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.