Twisted Road
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4.4 • 70 Ratings
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- $10.99
Publisher Description
There’s no escaping the pull of desire in this novel in #1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan’s Torpedo Ink motorcycle club series.
When Czar shut down Lazar “Keys” Alexeev’s undercover mission, that should have been the end of the story. Instead, Keys is back in the middle of a nowhere town where a petite redhead with a pouty mouth and a ready smile drives him to distraction. He’s not sure why he’s breaking all of Torpedo Ink’s rules to spend more time around a woman who’s not even his type. He can’t get her out of his head—and now he’s facing the consequences.
Lyric Johansen doesn’t like to look anyone in the eyes, but Keys’s gaze is the one thing keeping her from a full-on panic attack. Her instinct to charge into the fray and help the biker fend off a group of vicious thugs has led to the most insane situation she’s ever been in: trapped in a coffin with a man she barely knows, minutes away from a painful death.
Survival means staying focused. But when Keys kisses Lyric to snap her out of losing it, he’s the one who ends up falling apart. He’ll need to unleash hell to get them out alive.
If only to get another taste….
Customer Reviews
Loved this one
Really loved this one. Loved the relationship and how it started right off the bat.
Part of a series - ok
I’ve read all the books in this series thus far but there is something missing in this particular book. Can’t put my finger on it. Love the characters and will keep reading the series.
Same story different title
I started reading this author with the Drake sisters. I was glad the series continued with the Prakenskii brothers and Torpedo Ink. Had I known that book 12 would basically rehash what the previous 11 said I could’ve and should’ve kept my money.
There is no relationship development between the main characters. There’s no real message to call them heroes and champions for. Stopping sex traffickers is fine but it can’t be the only thing that separates the good guys from the bad guys. More and more characters are popping up from the Russian school of torture - to tell the same story? Why?
My last complaint is the sexual inexperience of the female lead. She and the previous three books have no experience, get with one of the club and are told how they will have sex and that they give it when and how ordered and like it. 🤨. They crave love, acceptance, and security. In order to get it, here is a highly sexed male who is forgiven his proclivities and controlling, my way or the highway, ways because of his childhood trauma.
Can we get a main female character that’s more like Lissa, Scarlett, Lana, and Alena? Maturity, backbone, self sufficiency, wisdom from experience are great characteristics for women partnering strong men. Strong men need strong women counterparts to be better, to challenge them, to build relationships with.
If the only person the woman can be is a fetish, then this is just porn not romance.