Reaper's Legacy

"My God!<br/><br/>There were so many things I didn't like in this book.<br/><br/>-The sexism, ****-shaming and name-calling, and mistreating of women who have sex a lot, and who isn't "claimed," irked me so much that I almost lose my lunch every time, and they happen a lot and often in this book, more than the previous one.<br/><br/>Apparently, if a woman isn't someone's "property," they are called whores, ***** and they don't deserve respect.<br/><br/>And what irked me the most, is that it is mostly WOMEN who treat, or talk so disgustingly of those promiscuous women. <br/><br/>I mean, the hero rudely kicked out some blonde that he ******, but that's nothing compared to what the "old ladies" characters say or think about the women who **** many men and are unattached. <br/><br/>It absolutely disgusts me.<br/><br/>-the heroine is annoying and stupid. Gives women everywhere a bad name and makes us look like we don't have backbone. <br/><br/>Proof: "I don't need to take self-defense classes."<br/><br/>Um...bitch, it's a dangerous world out there, who the **** turns down self-defense classes?<br/><br/>"I'm so stupid."<br/><br/>Bitch, no need to remind us, we know this!<br/><br/>She always blames her "body" when she's weak. No matter how crappy the hero treats her, she always ends up giving into his sexual demands then blames her "traitor" of a body... Um, what?<br/><br/>It's completely embarrassing and cringe-y to read. <br/><br/>Don't get me started on that asshole hero. <br/><br/>He expects her to not sleep with anyone but gets mad when she even mentions flirting with a man, when HE CAN'T even promise not to sleep with anyone himself!!!?<br/><br/>He's a weakling, despite what he thinks.<br/><br/>And if these are popular themes in biker books, I don't think I'll continue this series and will doubt any other biker books I will come across."

"Everything this woman writes is *chefs kiss* I’ve read the entire Reapers MC series. My favorite story is Reuger and Sophie, followed by Marie and Horse, Painter and Mel, and Puck and Becca. The books have plenty of steam, which let’s be honest is why I’m here in the first place, but more than that is the history she builds between her characters and the tension that she creates between them in this “I want them but can’t have them” trope that drives me absolutely wild. Five stars all around."