Delilah just wants to spread her wings. Big Chief will do what’s asked of him. You could probably read their story as a standalone but…. I think to truly understand the Devil’s Dust it is best to start at the beginning. If not, this may give you the incentive to see what you missed out on.

The characters are very believable and the heat between our main characters is almost instantaneous. It can get hot and steamy so keeping something cold nearby can never hurt. In my neck of the woods, warm weather is upon us and sitting outdoors to read their story is a great idea. Maybe some of your neighbors have motorcycles, or you hear the rumble from the main drag.

If it’s a rainy day, why not watch some of the old Orange County Choppers. I think this crew would fit in perfectly with Paul Teutul and his group. Sad part is that there’s a lot of bleeping going on but you shouldn’t have any trouble filling in the blanks.

This is one of those books that once you get started it’s hard to turn away from. Try not to speed read in order to finish in a few hours because you may end up missing something important – you want to enjoy what you’re reading. I loved how our author ended the story. But is it the end? And make sure to read the author’s note because you’ll want to see what she has in store for her readers.

I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.