Grumbler’s Ride (Satan’s Devils MC San Diego #2) by Manda Mellett – Review by Shelly Kittell

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Grumbler is an old MC member who thinks he will be a loner for life. No women, no family, no nothing. His biggest attachment is to his bike. Some strange photograph tells Grumbler that he wants to take pictures of his bike for a photo shoot, “pimp his ride.” After a bit of deliberation, Grumbler decides to do this. He meets Mary, mom of a rebellious teen and bonds with her later over issues with the photographer. Grumbler finds that his heart melts around Mary. Some family drama that involves Grumbler and the MC grows exponentially and brings them together as the MC’s worth together to stop the douchebag photographer. Manda Mellett does such a good job of portraying the MC’s as more of a realistic group that SOA. I thoroughly enjoy these books because Ms. Mattett makes the authors feel realistic. You can feel their joy and their pain. This was a very hard plot but I was definitely rooting for the MC.

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