Published by Self-published Genres: Romantic Suspense
Format: eARC
Renee’s Five Star Review
I received a copy of this book from the publisher/author to review for Stephanie’s Book Reports.
Pawn is the second book in the Broken Bows MC Duet from Kerri Ann. You need to read King first or your going to be so lost. You also might want to read Rook which is available and has what actually happens to the Madox brother’s in it and you see parts of the aftermath in Pawn.
I escaped. I was free. I thought I could go back to normal. I can’t. Right now normal hurts. I’ve seen things-done things-I’m not the same girl I was. It changed me-he changed me. The bar is locked up. he Horsemen clubhouse is no place for me and I don’t belong anywhere that feels familiar. I’m alone I’m broken. The only thing that feels right is my pain. Our club is in ruins. It’s left me at the helm. Twists and turns took me down this path that lead to further destruction, and I know King had orchestrated it all. Thing is I’m no one’s pawn. The club is all I have, and King won’t take us down. We’ll play this out our way. One way or another he will pay for the damage done to us, to them, to her.
I have to say where King has your head spinning from all that goes on I feel like Pawn was the payoff to all the craziness in that book. That doesn’t mean that this book isn’t as equally dark and twisted as King but you get more answers and understand these characters better I feel. And if you are rooting for Busta and Obi then this is the huge payoff. They are both such broken characters but together I feel like they fixed each other. They gave each other much more strength. They just fit. I can not say much about the story line as I don’t want to give anything away. I will say that you won’t be able to put this book down and you will be on the edge of your seat almost the entire time.
With an avaricious appetite for stories, Kerri Ann can be found quite often with her nose in a book or writing it. On many occasion it has been said that she’s in her own world, living in the stories of those she reads about, giving them a life they deserve.
She can easily be found under a tree in the shade, or reclining at Starbucks scribbling notes about new stories and new characters, all while keeping the coffee chain in business.
Whether late at night, at a music festival, or sitting on a ski lift, when the thoughts arise, Kerri Ann will add them to those in progress. So be wary, your antics could be in her next book.
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