Chantal Fernando delivers another red hot biker romance in Tracker's End. Good girl Lana is the sweet, innocent one. Tracker is the big bad biker boy with all the tattoos that go along with being a member of the Wind Dragons Motorcycle Club. But what they have in common is intense attraction. Conflicted between wanting to protect her and wanting to consume her, Tracker can't stay away from Lana any longer - even if by being with her is going to bring danger to her door. 
 Biker romances have always confused me slightly. There are times when I have trouble believing in the romance when I'm morally opposed to some of the actions of these bad boy heroes. But the more I read of Chantal Fernando's Wind Dragon series, the more I find myself falling for her characters. The morally and legally ambiguous stuff is all on the understated side and I can indulge my love for tough alpha males without having to read the more gritty and downright depressing side of things. 
 Tracker is a perfect alpha hero. He's masculine, muscled and sexy with a dangerous vibe yet it is clear throughout the novel how much he cares for Lana. He does some questionable things (having a live in former lover for one) but he was a great mixture of criminal and caring. 
 Lana was a surprise. We were introduced to her in the previous book (Arrow's Hell, Wind Dragon's #2) as Anna's quiet bookish friend but in Tracker's End we get to see her true colours. The shy and sweet girl has nearly as many secrets as Tracker does. Her secret writing profession along with her inability to be made a fool of has Lana being more than an adequate match for Tracker. I like how Fernando writes her female leads. These women may find themselves in some tricky situations but they are unwilling to lie down and act the victim. They are strong-willed, badass and deadly if the circumstances call for it. 
 The chemistry between Lana and Tracker is electric with the pages of the book burning up whenever these two got together. I loved reading their romance as it developed from lust into something more. And I loved their banter. Tracker's End is as humourous as it is sensual. The interactions between all the characters add some great laugh out loud moments and you can tell the group of bikers are more than just friends or co-workers. They are family. I can't wait to read the next book to read more about other brothers in the chapter. 
 If you're looking for a steamy romance which is high on gorgeous hot bikers and woman not afraid to put them in their place -look no further than Tracker's End. The perfect mix of sex and danger with great characters and an interesting plot.