4.5 stars. 
 I fell in love with Tack back in "Mystery Man" so having a whole book of him was fan-freakin-tastic. Kristen Ashley does it again, and does it very well but I had a few issues with the story and Tyra, which stopped me from ranking it quite as high as "Mystery Man" and "Wild Man". 
 The plot I was good with, no doubt - but, well, I'm a huge fan of Sons of Anarchy. And this entire story and concept of the Chaos MC clearly borrowed a LOT from SAMCRO. I adore Tack but he is Jax Teller. 10 years older and dark haired but he's Jax. I worship the ground Jax walks on too - so this wasn't really an issue as much as a nagging voice saying this much 'borrowing' -- while it will educate some readers of this genre into the MC lifestyle, and those people should not hesitate to get the DVDs of SOA and marathon the sh*t out of it because it. is. amazingballs. -- it just didn't all sit right. Now I know KA is an independently published author, and personally I find that a HUGE crime because she is a much better author than some who get these huge publishing contracts. But for me, it still bugged me a little. Actually probably not even enough to lower my rating, but I think Tyra did that. 
 I'm so glad I read "Law Man" first in this series (why I don't remember - lol) because I'm not sure I could have survived 2 books in a row where the heroine spends 70% of the book responding with "Uh" and "Um" most of the time when their super hot awesomely badass man is talking to them. The last 30% of the books Tyra was great, I just wish that girl would have been more consistent throughout. 
 LOVED the ending, loved this entire series. And I was not disappointed with "Motorcycle Man" in the least. If you haven't experienced the wonder that is Kristen Ashley's brand of alpha male badassery, I advise you to carve out a week and devour this series. You will not be disappointed. Of that I promise.