Dawn will do anything to see her kids, even if it means paying blackmail to her ex's nasty sister and working four jobs. She's lost custody after she gets set up for a drug deal, and she's is certain about one thing -- she's finished with anything to do with the biker life. Been there, done that. Too bad she can't forget those two very hot nights with Cade from Sinner's Tribe. 
 When Cade spots Dawn and her kids at the playground, he's reminded of their nights together too, and he comes to her rescue when she needs ot. Some things are just too hard to resist, and Cade and Dawn have some serious chemistry. What happens next is the seriously hot and often humorous romance between them, complete with trouble from her Jimmy her ex, trouble from her children's guardian, trouble from a cop that wants Dawn and Cade with a "hands-off" deal when it comes to serving Jimmy up some biker justice. 
 I really enjoyed this book. I have only have a handful of favorite biker series, and this has become one of them. I loved the humor in this one, and there's a great scene between Cade and a friend of Dawn's, a cop in the local police force. It was nice to see just how far Cade had fallen for Dawn early in the story, but of course, in true biker fashion, he denies wanting anything permanent. 
 The minute a biker says he's not looking for an old lady is a sure sign he's going to fall hard for his woman, and that holds true in this story. Cade comes up with a plan that can circumvent the ruling he can't touch Jimmy, and when he puts it into place, Dawn ends up in some serious trouble. Good thing Cade is willing to go to extremes to save her. 
 Beyond the Cut was an exciting, often humorous action romance in the Sinner's Tribe series. I loved Dawn and Cade together, and I couldn't resist Cade when he's incredibly awesome with Dawn's children. While I could quibble about some of the details of what happened, the overall enjoyment factor was really high for me on this title, and that's why I'm giving it 5 stars. I wasn't sure after I read the first book in this series if I was going to stick with it, but this book put the Sinner's Tribe on my "MC series to watch for" list. 
 If you like MC stories, I'd recommend you give this one a try. 
 ARC provided for review. 
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