Road Rage (Outlaw Series Book 4) by Katrina Kantas – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes

Road Rage by Karina Kantas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Road Rage is Book Four of the Outlaw Series. Gem is working in a supermarket and doing her best to live a normal life. To remain safe, she has chosen to distance herself from everyone to break free from the life she had that was full of violence and drugs when she belonged to an outlaw motorcycle club.

Things change suddenly when Gem meets a good-looking biker by the name of Shep while she is at work at the supermarket. She can’t help but feel attracted to him and is intrigued by the fact that Shep happens to belong to another outlaw motorcycle club. She finds herself drawn in by this and before long she is introduced back into the world of outlaw motorcycle clubs. When she is first introduced to Shep’s Club, Rage, the, members of the club won’t accept her, and she feels like an outsider. It is only after she proves herself through her racing that she starts to garner the attention of the other members of Rage, and she begins to feel like more of an equal. Until that point in time, she is arm candy on Shep’s arm who treats her like she is his just to boost up his ego.

As Gem becomes more heavily involved into the club, she also becomes more involved in Rage’s activities that aren’t exactly legal. She finds herself coming face-to-face with her past and the outlaw motorcycle gang that she was once a part of. Gem finds herself battling for her life and fears she may not survive what they have in store for her. It takes all her strength and determination to try to remain strong and try to find a way to save her own life.

I loved the character of Gem and found it a nice change that there was such a strong female lead. She was tough as nails and didn’t put up with anything from anyone. Of course, as you read through the book and learn of her backstory, she wasn’t given much of a choice but to be strong. Gem learned early on in her life how to stand up for herself and defend herself from those that only intended to harm her. This book can very easily be read as a stand-alone but now that I have read it, I will be going back and reading the first few books in The Outlaw series.

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