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A review by booklovingredhead
Firestorm by Anne Malcom
adventurous
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
From the very first page of this book I was drawn in by the angst that Anne Maclom created between Brock and Amy. The angst was strong enough to suck the oxygen out of my body and the only way I could survive was to keep reading.
Brock and Amy have this toxic yet beautiful relationship. They have this chemistry together that just blows you away. Throughout their relationship the two had to climb over so many obstacles to be together. I laughed with them, I cried with them, and I swooned over them. I just love them so much as a couple.
Brock is your bad boy biker who also has a surfer boy kind of image. He was unique and a dream worthy man. Everytime he was in a scene I had to make sure I was not drooling on my kindle. Amy though is my soul sister just like Gwen. These female leads that Anne Maclom writes are epic with a killer sense of style. Amy was a strong female lead who had this emotional side that brought tears to my eyes. Amy has a piece of my heart and I love her so much.
Firestorms hit every expectation I had for it and I don’t think that Anne Maclom can write a bad book. I’m so excited to read more of this biker world.
Brock and Amy have this toxic yet beautiful relationship. They have this chemistry together that just blows you away. Throughout their relationship the two had to climb over so many obstacles to be together. I laughed with them, I cried with them, and I swooned over them. I just love them so much as a couple.
Brock is your bad boy biker who also has a surfer boy kind of image. He was unique and a dream worthy man. Everytime he was in a scene I had to make sure I was not drooling on my kindle. Amy though is my soul sister just like Gwen. These female leads that Anne Maclom writes are epic with a killer sense of style. Amy was a strong female lead who had this emotional side that brought tears to my eyes. Amy has a piece of my heart and I love her so much.
Firestorms hit every expectation I had for it and I don’t think that Anne Maclom can write a bad book. I’m so excited to read more of this biker world.