Simple Ride by Chelsea Camaron-- Book #6 of The Hellions Ride MC Series-- Available for 99cents!! PLUS-- My Review!

Day Six: Simple Ride

Series: The Hellions Ride

Author: Chelsea Camaron

Genre: MC Romance

Cover Designer: Cover Me Darling

After surviving the heat, the torture, and making it out of the sandbox one mission at a time, I have spent years on the ride, going mile after mile to escape the past. I thought I had left hell behind. Only, it is hard to run from the demons inside you. It all changed when I found the Hellions brotherhood. My nightmares were chased away with the daylight of my new purpose in the club. I’m a whore, born from trash; that’s what he always told me. Well, sugar, if you can’t beat it back, you might as well stop fighting and make the best of it. The Hellions take care of me as long as I take care of their boys, and the arrangement works… …until he finds me. Nathan “Boomer” Vaughn—Hellions MC’s newest member, former Army Special Forces, and overall badass—is brought to his knees when he finds out the secrets his favorite barfly has been keeping. Purple Pussy Pamela should have brought her problems to the club first, but she didn’t. Now it’s up to Boomer to keep her and her secrets safe. What happens when two people with a simple understanding complicate things? Can they find their way back to the simple ride? This is a stand alone novella in the Hellions Ride series. Each story can be read as a stand alone read or the series order is One Ride Forever Ride Merciless Ride Eternal Ride Innocent Ride Simple Ride This book contains strong language, violence, and sexual situations. It is not intended for readers under 18 years of age. This is not meant to be a true depiction of a motorcycle club, but rather a work of fiction meant to entertain.

USA Today Bestselling author Chelsea Camaron is a small town Carolina girl with a big imagination. She is a wife and mom chasing her dreams. She writes contemporary romance, erotic suspense, and psychological thrillers. She loves to write blue-collar men who have real problems with a fictional twist. From mechanics to bikers to oil riggers to smokejumpers, bar owners, and beyond, she loves a strong hero who works hard and plays harder.

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***My Review***

Simple Ride by Chelsea Camaron
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This review is for Simple Ride by Chelsea Camaron (The Hellions Ride Book #6)

I can't help feeling that this Simple Ride should've been just a bit longer. I enjoyed the story, but we get in at a time when we're close to the climax, and I would've liked to see what led up to that moment, as well. In essence, I feel like we skipped the foreplay and went straight to the main event.

Plot: The premise was more than believable. Pamela's struggles & desires were real and heartfelt. However, I felt there was so much missing and again, would have loved seeing the plot unfold, instead of getting briefed on it as the action plays out. In other words, at what point did sex become more than that?

Characters: Boomer and Purple P* Pamela, have obviously fallen for each other and go through the same questioning motions of if they want a relationship, and if they're worthy of one while dealing with some issues in their own personal lives. The characters seemed developed enough, with a history I would've liked to see more of. My only “real” complaint – is Pamela's 3-P name. I just don't like colors and genitals in the same phrase. Ever since “Blue Waffle,” I just can't think of anything non-repulsive when I hear Pamela called “Purple P---- Pamela,” which they say often enough. I understand the name, and the story behind it is so devastating & horrible that I feel bad for her, but-- I still hate the name.

The Writing: Same as usual... Super easy to read. I read it in one sitting. Little to none grammar/punctuation mistakes. The story is written in first person POV, alternating between Boomer and Pamela.

In Case You Wanted to Know: This story, although short, has enough domestic violence and graphic reliving of physical and sexual abuse – to make you feel overwhelmed with sorrow for Pamela. You go from thinking she is your typical barfly slut, to wow-- she's just doing what she has to do. If rape and abuse are difficult for you to read, you might want to pass on this one.

Overall: I liked this story and was able to get into it. However, this was one that I feel instead of a brief episode, I would've liked to see more-- like the whole season-- you know what I mean? Maybe one day, when Ms. Camaron is bored with nothing to do, she'll go back and turn this novella into a full-length novel? LOL – here's hoping!

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