Synopsis
The former Tin Gypsy motorcycle club has everyone in Clifton Forge, Montana convinced they’ve locked their clubhouse doors and ripped off their patches. Everyone but Bryce Ryan. There’s more happening at the club’s garage than muscle car restorations and Harley rebuilds. Her instincts are screaming there’s a story—one she’s going to tell.
As the new owner of the small town’s newspaper, Bryce is hungry for more than birth announcements and obituaries. When a woman is brutally killed and all signs point to the Tin Gypsies, Bryce is determined to expose the club and their leader, Kingston “Dash” Slater, as murderers.
Bryce bests Dash match after match, disappointed her rugged and handsome opponent turns out to be an underwhelming adversary. Secrets are exposed. Truths defeat lies. Bryce is poised to win this battle in a landslide.
Then Dash breaks all the rules and tips the scales.
One kiss, and she’s fighting to save more than just her story. She’s fighting to save her heart from the Gypsy King.
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Review
I had seen this series all over bookstagram, so I decided to pick up Gypsy King. And now I understand why it’s all over bookstagram, and not just because of the cover.
I enjoyed the mystery aspect of this book, even though it wasn’t completely solved. I also really enjoyed the MC aspect and the fact that Dash isn’t exactly the most law-abiding citizen. Though that was all in the past, I like my heroes with a past, and Dash had that.
Bryce was strong and feisty, two of my favorite protagonist character traits. I really enjoyed watching these two interact! They had so much chemistry, and the enemies to lovers aspect was amazing their banter…
The story was great, but the romance was front and center, which I liked. I also really liked that this was told in a dual POV. I think it was important to the story to get both of their perspectives, especially Dash’s.
I will certainly continue to read this series! In fact, I may already have the next one.
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