Outlaw

Devil's Fury MC, Book 2

By: Harley Wylde

Narrated by: Umi Markkanen

Length: 5 hrs and 11 mins

Publisher's summary

Elena -- I lost my parents as a kid, but a reverend and his wife took me in. They were good to me, even if there had never been many hugs. Then they started pushing me to marry a man I didn’t want, so I ran. I should have known the moment I walked through the clubhouse doors of the Devil’s Fury my life would never be the same. I just didn’t count on a bad boy biker being the one to finally make me feel wanted.

Outlaw -- The Devil’s Fury are my family, my brothers, but I’m not the same man I was years ago. I’m scarred and broken, or so I’d thought. The little Latina who came to the clubhouse, then pulled out a damn book to read had my attention right away. When someone tries to hurt her, I know that I’ll keep her safe. In fact, I’ll just keep her. She’s awakened a part of me I’d thought I’d lost. Didn’t count on her bringing trouble with her, or nearly losing her, but she’s mine and I will fight for her to the very end.

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Good continuation

to the series. There is crossover from other series that for me I would have liked to have read/listened to before but it's not entirely necessary. I enjoyed this story, the FMC backstory was lighter than the previous whish was nice an I really liked Outlaw's story. There were some inconsistencies from the first one's characters but overall it's a good story with good narration.

Outlaw and Elena

I love MC stories! As expected there are some dark moments and potential triggers in the story. Elena’s parents died when she was young. She was swept up in the system, ending up as a foster kid for a preacher and his wife. She grew up very sheltered, and in a strict parental permission required home. They were pushing her to marry an older man which she had no desire to do so, she ended up running. That was the best thing she could have done! She landed on her first night with Devil’s Fury. One thing leads to another, turns out the preacher and other church members were crooks and sold women and girls into horrible situations. The Devil’s Fury learns of this, and takes it into their own hands. The story was pretty good. It moved along at a good pace. The characters were interesting and well developed. The narration was well done. I received a free copy of this audiobook and am voluntarily leaving my review.