However, the MC lifestyle and dangerous actions were still abundant and all-consuming. Therefore, the series arc of the NWS was not incorporated in this book. This book was designed so that it could be skipped within the series’ reading order because of the multiple triggers. I am certain that the last scene would forever stay with me and would make my eyes water every single time I thought of it.

Their love and connection were sacred and unbeatable. I cried so hard after the most bittersweet and fitting epilogue. I loved that the book had brought us beyond the present. There were lots of teary moments and swoony moments. It was a raw and heartfelt experience to witness Storm’s redemptions and Kiera’s reawakening. In the past, Kiera was too protected in the bubble that Storm had created and she had no desire to stand up for herself, question the rumors and fight for her marriage. As mentioned in the book, it took two to make a marriage and two to break it. I didn’t say that he didn’t have any fault in breaking his marriage but he was not the only to blame. His silence, misguided perception and all the rumors had painted him as the villain, but he was just misjudged. According to the brothers, one thing for certain was that Storm’s love and devolution to Keira was intense and incomparable.Īfter the revelation of what really happened in the past through the multiple flashbacks, I was heartbroken for Storm. We didn’t get much details from the previous books, just some bits and pieces of their broken relationship. If you have read the series in order, you would know that Storm was estranged from her wife Kiera due to his infidelity. In my opinion, this book is the best out of all of the books within the Dark and Dirty Sinners’ MC series. This beautifully poignant second chance MC gutted me and left me emotionally overwhelm in the best possible way. After reading the author’s warning at the beginning of the book, I am glad that I heeded her caution and waited to start Storm until the weekend.

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