Boone
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4.1 • 90 Ratings
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- $4.99
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
Savaged Souls MC
Book #1
Boone
My President sent me out to find his missing daughter. What I found was someone entirely different.
I found Winona. Only problem was she was his daughter too.
There was no doubt in anyone's mind about that. That's when things began to unravel for his other daughter Dana. The club princess. She was bound and determined to make her sister the fall guy, but everything she tried backfired.
Then we found another threat to our club. We had a traitor among us. One that separated the girls the day they were born, one that would bring the club to its knees
We have to stop him but at what cost? When he kidnaps Winona, we have to find her quick or lose her forever…
Winona
When I stopped for lunch, I was accosted by a biker, he kept calling me Dana, but that wasn't me.
Then I find out I had a twin sister and a father I never knew about. Things went wrong from the beginning. Because my sister couldn't accept that I was who I was. She was the club princess and I was dirt on her shoes.
I didn't dare dream of having a real family but I did. I felt safe for the first time in my life but someone didn't want me safe, they wanted me gone.
Then Boone claimed me. But when secrets come out, can he or my father save me before it's too late?
Customer Reviews
No Heart Pounding Suspense or Drama
This book was a good fast read but honestly I thought there could have been more suspense. It has good bones but could have more meat added to it all.
Did a 15 year old write these?
I’ve read the entire series (waste of money and stupid on my part) because the author had decent story lines that maintained interest for me. However, I got the impression that the stories were rushed. The grammar and punctuation is atrocious. I don’t understand how any of the books made it through to publishing to be honest. If the author has an editor, that person(s) should be fired. Get a good editor. Computers don’t catch grammatical errors such as the use of the wrong word or leaving the ‘d’ off of the word ‘and’. The impression left after coming across such a gross amount of errors is that a child wrote these stories. Although if the author was using a writing program with ELA formatting then the punctuation errors wouldn’t exist, maybe she needs to look into that.
Writing is awful
I tried to get into the story, but the writing is so bad I couldn’t keep going. Wish I hadn’t purchased it!