Title: Techy
Series: Devils Soul MC #2
Author: LeAnn Ashers
Genre: Romantic Suspense/MC Romance
Release Date: April 6, 2017
Blurb
Alisha
My story isn't a very conventional one. I met my man online, which isn't a shocking thing nowadays.
I sure didn't know that he would rescue me from hell.
I had been stuck in hell with no way out. Then Techy swooped in with guns blazing and took me out of there. A knight in shining leather.
I didn't expect to feel what I feel; that I would fall in love, that I would feel safe and protected.
I had never felt that before.
Until Techy.
Techy is a member of the Devil’s Souls MC, the most notorious MC in Texas. They love hard and fight harder. You mess with their family, hell is something you'd beg for.
Shit hits the fan when someone from my past comes to get what my dead father never gave back to him.
My name is Alisha and this is my story.
Techy
A man is after my woman.
He won’t be a man much longer.
He dares to try and take her from me?
Hell is something he'll beg for. Because nobody, and I mean nobody, looks in Alisha's direction in a way I don't like. If they do? They'll be eating their teeth.
If you threaten her? Death is an easy way out.
I will do whatever it takes to protect her.
This book has a HEA, with no cheating and a obsessed alpha. If you don’t like instalove this book isn’t for you.
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REVIEW
Techy's turn!!
I loved Techy's character in Torch and was really looking forward to his book.
Techy has been talking to a girl he met on an online dating site the MC were checking out rival gang members. He waited just spending time talking to her until her father unknowingly forces his hand and he swoops in to rescue her.
Alisha lives a miserable life. She literally has nothing as her mom and dad are both drug addicts and she only gets fed when she manages to grab something. With no friends to speak of apart from one who gives her an old phone, her lifeline is the dating site. She dreams of getting out of her abusive home and whilst on the dating site she meets Jordan aka Techy. She feels like she's known him forever. When her dad turns violent and Jordan see's her life changes overnight.
Techy has decided she's his. He'll do anything to protect her and take care of her. Even murder.
I'm gonna start with the good. I actually loved Techy his sense of humor made me chuckle with his cheesy lines. His protectiveness made me swoon and man can this fella get you heated. I did like Alisha too but she was a little naive for me. I liked how as the story went on she seemed to get her big girl panties on but still too much of a victim for me personally.
I liked the MC stuff it got violent and dark just how i like it but some of it felt far fetched. It was great to see all the guys and gals again from Torch and i found myself wanting more of them.
Please don't get me wrong i enjoyed it well enough but i don't think it was as good as Torch. I think the main storyline with Techy and Alisha kind of went nowhere. The one i felt could have been a good baddie was killed off pretty early and i think the author missed a trick in not making him the bigger villain. It may have been predictable but it would have made more sense to me.
I loved Techy's character in Torch and was really looking forward to his book.
Techy has been talking to a girl he met on an online dating site the MC were checking out rival gang members. He waited just spending time talking to her until her father unknowingly forces his hand and he swoops in to rescue her.
Alisha lives a miserable life. She literally has nothing as her mom and dad are both drug addicts and she only gets fed when she manages to grab something. With no friends to speak of apart from one who gives her an old phone, her lifeline is the dating site. She dreams of getting out of her abusive home and whilst on the dating site she meets Jordan aka Techy. She feels like she's known him forever. When her dad turns violent and Jordan see's her life changes overnight.
Techy has decided she's his. He'll do anything to protect her and take care of her. Even murder.
I'm gonna start with the good. I actually loved Techy his sense of humor made me chuckle with his cheesy lines. His protectiveness made me swoon and man can this fella get you heated. I did like Alisha too but she was a little naive for me. I liked how as the story went on she seemed to get her big girl panties on but still too much of a victim for me personally.
I liked the MC stuff it got violent and dark just how i like it but some of it felt far fetched. It was great to see all the guys and gals again from Torch and i found myself wanting more of them.
Please don't get me wrong i enjoyed it well enough but i don't think it was as good as Torch. I think the main storyline with Techy and Alisha kind of went nowhere. The one i felt could have been a good baddie was killed off pretty early and i think the author missed a trick in not making him the bigger villain. It may have been predictable but it would have made more sense to me.
I also thought Kayla could see at the end of Torch but in this she can't not sure if there was a complete crossover?
The writing was good and the sexy times were great i just felt a little let down by it. Maybe because i loved Torch so much.
I definitely will continue to read this series and recommend this to fans of it. I guess it could be read as a standalone but i think you'd be better reading book 1 first.
The writing was good and the sexy times were great i just felt a little let down by it. Maybe because i loved Torch so much.
I definitely will continue to read this series and recommend this to fans of it. I guess it could be read as a standalone but i think you'd be better reading book 1 first.
Reviewed by Kerry
3 "MC" Stars
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Author Bio
LeAnn Ashers is a blogger turned author who spends her days reading and writing. She released her debut novel early 2016. LeAnn writes about strong minded females and strong protective males who love their women unconditionally. She is the author of the Forever Series and the Devil Souls MC.
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