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From best-selling author Chantal Fernando, the second book in a sexy romance series featuring the bad boys of the Wind Dragons Motorcycle Club and the women who fall in love with them.
Being the younger sister of a Wind Dragons MC member isn't as great as you'd think it would be. I can't escape the details of my brother's exploits. No one tells me anything. Men who know who I am tend to stay away from me. And worst of all: The members of the MC are off-limits. When Arrow catches my eye, I make it my mission to make him happy again. When I fall head over heels in love with him, I just hope he will be there to catch me. And that my brother doesn't kill him....
- Sales Rank: #4104 in Audible
- Published on: 2016-01-08
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Running time: 450 minutes
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
I don't 'get' their connection
By Amanda L.
I read Dragon's Lair about a year ago. I hope Chantal will be able to publish the next book much faster. I don't remember much from Book 1 already beside of the laugh out loud humor. In Arrow's Hell, the humor had been toned down a lot.
When I read the prologue, which is in Arrow's POV, I was thinking 'we have a winner here!'. Arrow had been guilt ridden on what happened to his girl, Mary in the previous book. It had been 5 years and he never able to move on. Poor guy was celibate, mind you. Until the day, his Wind Dragon MC brother, Rake brought his younger sister, Anna into their life, Arrow finally felt desire for the first time since Mary.
Is such a shame that Arrow only got his POV in prologue and epilogue, the rest of the story was solely from Anna's POV. She was back in town for her post-doctorate program and being the sister of a MC brother, she had a legion of scary men watching out for her, much to her annoyance.
Anna was portrayed as smart, brave and beautiful. Both she and Arrow had shared a special kind of attraction towards each other from their first meeting. However, Arrow still very much moping around with his tattered heart and Anna couldn't help but want to make this sad man smile for once.
I know I'm suppose to fall for their slightly forbidden romance because Arrow is not suppose to have feelings for Rake's little sister. While Anna was experiencing the whole unrequited love because she thought Arrow is still mourning for Mary.
But I don't feel much emotion towards their romance. To me, all their interaction consist of Arrow being grumpy and cold towards Anna, while she tried to engage with some one sided conversation with him. Then all of a sudden, they both got serious and Arrow had to 'talk it out' with Rake. I just don't get how they get from hardly knowing each other to all those serious stuff. The flow just doesn't feel right to me and there is a lack of actual getting to know each other part.
It had been mentioned several times (not once) that Anna is a smart, brave and beautiful, but beside of us knowing she got PhD in science, I don't see she portrayed her smartness in real life. She spent the whole book mooning after Arrow, pissed off at her protective brother, pissed of at Arrow when he act like a caveman, jealous of Faye, jealous at Jill,... I mean is okay to be jealous, but I don't see any of her positive attribute that had been stated. I don't hate Anna, I just don't feel much for her.
As for Arrow, there is so much potential for his character, as per what I had mentioned about his prologue. But he was such a letdown for me as the story progress. First, I felt like I don't know much about him when the story ended. Secondly, the way he was celibate should be a big deal, but by the way he broke his celibacy, I rather he be a manwhore instead. Thirdly, beside of being all protective and one little gift, I don't see any romantic gesture from Arrow.
I had to say by the time the little twist came in by the last quarter in regards to their rival gang, I already lost interest in Arrow and Anna's relationship.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
good but...... not book 1
By B.E. Love
Growing up all Anna and Rake had was each other. Years later they have both changed and though they love each other life has separated them till Anna comes back to be closer to her brother. Five years later Arrow still deals with the guilt of Mary's death so when he see's Anna he is shocked at the emotions she brings to him and sets about to do everything to stay away from her. Anna knows there is something about Arrow she wants to be around and get to know better but the biker is silent and broody all the time.
With Rake being Anna's brother Anna is under the protection of the MC so Arrow see's her a lot and soon he can't deny that he wants her but his guilt for Mary stops him. Anna wants Arrow and just when she thinks she is making strides at getting him he pulls away. And when Anna learn about Mary she wonders if Arrow could ever care about her when he can't get past Mary. As they continue to spend time together Arrow moves on and Anna wonders if she should too. When it seems they might have a chance the repercussions of Arrows decisions to get even with Mary's killers may blow back on them now, and Arrow will have to decide if he can get past Mary's death and if he can ;I've without Anna.
I loved book one in this series and couldn't wait for book two. When I first heard it was Arrow I was surprised that he was getting a book but happy he would get his happy ending. This book started off great the flow was great it sucked me inform the first page and I tried all I could to not stop reading. But the more I read the more tired I got hearing hearing about Mary. Arrow was way to hung up on her, and yes I get it it was horrible she died but I almost felt like this book was about Arrow our hero and his two heroines. I wish this book had taken place further in the future, and I wish so such time hadn't passed int his book before they actually get together.
Arrow was broken at the beginning of this book and I really liked his character I'm just not sure how great of a hero he was, Arrow spend most of this book making Anna work for it while he does his own thing but was never ok with her wanting to do her own thing. Anna was strong and had been though a lot but when it came to Arrow she put up with way too much. I wish he had had to work harder. I will say that after all that I didn't want to stop reading this book, I really enjoy the world Ms. Fernando created and something about this book even though my frustration kept me wanting to read and I actually did till I literally fell asleep with my kindle in my hand.
We get a peak into book three in this book which will be interesting because Allie really shows out in this book so the heroine Lana will have a lot of crap to deal with I'm sure. We also again get all the characters we met in book one and delve more into the Wind Dragon's Motorcycle Club and new characters are added that tie enemy's together. Overall I have mixed feels about this one I didn't want to put it down AT ALL, and I love the writing style of Chantel Fernando but I was hoping for more from Arrow and thought Anna should have expected more. And maybe I feel that way because I loved book one so much and on my re-read I even raised my rating.
I think part of the issue for me was that their was too much Mary in this book and Arrow got away with way too much in my opinion and some things were left open for me. But having said all that I can't lower my rating to under three stars because this book literally sucked me in and wouldn't let me go. I'm really interested to see what happens in book three there is so much already going on with that story that I really want to see how it all pans out.
**Thank you NetGallery, Gallery, Threshold, Pocket Books for this ARC
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Arrow created his own Hell.
By Angie IsA ReadingMachine
**I received an ARC through Netgalley courtesy of the publisher in exchange for an honest review.**
**My review contains spoilers if you haven't read Dragon's Lair.**
Five years later, Arrow is still grieving the loss of Mary. He feels responsible for her death and he feels guilty for how he treated her. He's quiet and moody - no longer the carefree, fun loving brother.
Anna is Rake's younger sister. She's come home to finish graduate school and to be close to her brother. Anna immediately is into Arrow and he feels a stirring for her as well but he resists.
Much of this book is the back and forth I want you, I don't want you on both their parts. Anna has few TSTL moments but she's new to the biker world so I was quick to forgive. There was an interesting surprise regarding Arrow's revenge on Mary's killers. I mean what are the odds? Plus there was a discrepancy that I had an issue with - Arrow says he hasn't been with anyone since what happened to Mary. But we know from Faye's pov in Dragon's Lair he was drowning himself in women. So say he's telling the truth - I just don't buy it. Five years in prison and he still didn't get a woman first thing when he got out? Bulls***. It sounds more like Fernando changed her mind about what she wanted for Arrow's character.
I mostly liked this book but you can tell it was cleaned up by a traditional publisher. It seemed cookie cutter, it didn't have that certain charm that's pure Chantal Fernando that Dragon's Lair had. But I'll keep reading the series, I'm invested and excited for Tracker's story.
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