4.5 
 This is the story of Jase, Dorothy and Hawk. Is their story of redemption, resignation and rebuilding. 
 Dorothy has made mistakes. She fell in love with Jase since the age of 18. I love the way she thinks about him the first time she met him: 
 "What an absolutely, perfectly sculpted, beautifully smelling . . . scumbag." 
 Many years later she falls in love with Hawk too. This triangle couldn't last and after almost loosing her life, she left them both and moved away from them and the Club. She decides to raise her son away from the MC family. 
 After 7 years only an emergency will make Dorothy come back to the MC. When it happens, she has to deal with her feelings for both men and make a final choice. 
 I was prepared to love Hawk because I have rooted for him since the moment I realized he had feelings for Dorothy but I wasn't prepared to care for Jase. In my opinion, he had too many chances to make a decision and if he had, so much heartache could have been avoided. So I was surprised to feel bad for him, I found myself rooting for him to improve, to stop drinking, to fix his relationship with his daughters. Madeline Sheehan did a beautiful job with his road to redemption. 
 I was very pleased with the end, although I was sad about what happened to a few of the characters. 
 Deuce was still awesome. Cox and Kami are still crazy and I wish their story line in this book was different. 
 I was happy to see that Tegan and Cage are still happy, despite fighting all the time. 
 I don't know how ZZ can be redeemed... This is going to be a hard one... 
 Preacher is next. 
 "You're my woman, Dorothy Kelley," he said, his deep voice soft. "Always have been, always will be. I've waited a long-ass time for this, for you, so havin' to wait a little longer ain't gonna kill me." 
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