Beyond the Horizon

Sons of Templar MC Series, Book 4

De: Anne Malcom

Narrado por: Emma Wilder

Life is counted in tiny breaths, ones that measure the length of your existence. Life stole the ability to make those breaths easy when Lily was nine years old. Turned her quiet. Made her curl into herself, and shut out a world that threatened to bury her under its weight.

The end of her world is what brings him back - her biker. His chocolate eyes pierce her soul while his club tempts her with a life that she didn't know she could ever have. Especially not when she was clutching the tattered remains of her existence, and with a weight bearing down on her which makes her unfit for the role of Old Lady. Asher changes that. He wants to set about repairing it, repairing her and her broken world. The problem is, even his strong shoulders can't carry the burden of her sorrow.

Asher doesn't take no for an answer. She may have given him her heart three years ago, but never in her wildest dreams would she imagine she had possessed his for the same amount of time.

Just when it seems like she may be able to ride off into the horizon, the world isn't quite finished trying to rob her of breath. Of life.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Anne Malcom (P)2020 Tantor

It gets better in every book

I gotta say I'm loving this series . from book 1 to now book 5 . it's a never ending ride of in Intriguie mixed with great mind blowing suspence at every corner . these are books you definitely read over and over .

Asher and Lily

An emotionally captivating, invigorating and on the edge of your seat thrilling ride to go on. Asher and Lily are cute together but their road is not all sunshine and rainbows. Lily's grief was palpable, you can feel everything she was going through just pouring off these pages. My heart went out to her because I honestly know how she felt, I just lost my mom and its a hard pill to swallow. These two have loads of chemistry, their banter is charming but what I loved the most is the deep connection they developed. I loved everything about this story.

Wow a lot of ups and downs

Lily worried me because her grief was causing her to make some very bad choices. There was one point I was ready to throw my kindle against the wall because I was feeling anxiety like I was living in her world.

Based on Books 1, 2 & 3 - Book 4 is disappointing!

I was looking forward to reading book 4 in this series. Unfortunately it was very underwhelming. The best part of the book was the narrator.
At the beginning of the book Lilly (Flower), the lead female in the book, suffered a personal tragedy. She spent the entire book obsessing about how she wasn’t good enough, wasn’t beautiful enough, didn’t have any thing to offer the male character and basically did not have any redeeming qualities. She could not see that her life had any value, despite being told otherwise. This would have been ok for several chapters, based on what Lilly had been through in her life, but it continued throughout the entire book. It was hard to listen to when she refused to believe what others were telling her. It just went on for far too long in the book.
The end of the book felt far too rushed when things changed for Lilly. The author did not explore/explain several changes/circumstances that were experienced by the characters. While it wasn’t a cliffhanger, I was left with lots of unanswered questions.
Because I loved books 1, 2 & 3 I’m going to assume this was an off book for the author and I will give book 5 a listen before I decided if I will continue with the series.

Too much saying over and over

The thoughts of them repeatedly said thoughts over and over. Drew out repetitions of thoughts and kind of being to stupid reactions to situations that were not even believable. Really got monotonous reading.