Leigh's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 I am loving this story and the overall concept of this series. Four different authors, each telling the story of a different MC brother, while also continuing the overarching story of the death of their club president. It's something different after reading a lot of repetition in stories out there. 
 I love the world that has been created in my mind with the descriptions of the French Quarter, so colorful and vivid that I can almost feel the Louisiana heat beating down. 
 And I love the Deacons. The two we have met so far are over the top Alpha, but have a soft spot for their women when they fall in love. After reading the first two books in this series, I've got itchy fingers for the release of the third. 
 But while I am loving this story, I sadly did not fall deeply in love with this particular installment. I certainly enjoyed it, but coming off of the first book, I had a higher expectation for this one. The story that was there was fantastic. I adored the first 80% of this book! It just ended too quickly with too many unanswered questions. The death of their MC president was understandably not solved when there are two more books to go. There was just too rushed a feeling to end this story and not close up all of the loose ends. 
 Travis "Cash" Sinclair has returned to the Crescent City for Priest's funeral, and now along with his brothers Ajax, Bleu and Prince, he is investigating whether the death was truly an accident. As part of Priest's will, Travis has inherited their former clubhouse, now the home of a bohemian art gallery and its proprietor, Billie. Billie is sweet and kind, and very likable, and her desire for Travis is proof that opposites attract. Travis is the sexy bad-boy personified, and his background story is heartbreaking. Watching these two fall for one another and try to fight the attraction, each because of fears of their own, is sweet and dirty and satisfying. 
 So far, so good. 
 They are both on cloud nine, basking in their new (and pretty instant) love. And then Travis is colossal a jerk. And then he realizes he's wrong. Happily ever after. The end. 
 Whoa Nellie! 
 Did I miss something? Without disclosing anything that would be spoilerish, the relationship got wrapped up in a nice little bow too quickly. The actions of some of the peripheral characters, who played a role in the story and Travis and Billie's relationship, never had their motives explained, and there was no resolution. Perhaps I am jumping the gun and this will be further explained in future books, but I doubt it as they were more germane to Travis' story than trying to find Priest's possible killer. Nonetheless, I did truly enjoy this book and following this story of an unconventional MC. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.