4.5 stars 
 What a ride! The Reapers have never been an easy bunch, but Picnic and London may just take the cake. And I thought things couldn't get any more twisted than Em and Hunter. 
 London Armstrong runs the cleaning company that cleans Pawn and the Line for the Reapers. She is also raising her 18 year old niece Jessica in the absence of her sister, who ran off when Jessica was a child. Between her business and running herd on her niece, she has little time for anything other than her business or niece, but has recently started dating a local cop. 
 Reese "Picnic" Hayes has watched his wife die too young, his girls grow up too fast, and has done it all running the Reapers MC. He is notorious for the string of girls that parade in and out of his bedroom, doing little more than warming the sheets and moving on. While he watches London clean his properties, he avoids contact with her because he doesn't like the attraction he feels towards her and knows she isn't part of the MC life. 
 When things really started falling apart for London, the ride really began. And once that ball started rolling, it rolled farther and faster than I could have anticipated. I loved that London was so focused on keeping her small family together, even though that family consisted solely of herself, her niece, and her niece's best friend. 
 There were so many unexpected twists throughout this story that there were constant surprises jumping out at me. As the MC gets pulled in to London's trouble, loyalties and motives are questioned and I found myself unable to put the book down. 
 As the Reapers story progresses, I've come to love these rough around the edges guys and their women. We get to see each of the previous couple again, as well as the single club members, and a few new prospects thrown in for good measure. 
 This whole series has been a gritty ride from page one. It pulls no punches and it is obvious that Ms. Wylde has worked hard to keep these characters authentic and believable while also keeping the stories gripping and entertaining. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review. This review is also posted at Reviews by Tammy and Kim.