The premise for this fifth volume is very interesting: we get to hear from the "rat", the guy who betrayed the Outlaw MC's plans to the peacekeepers. At first I was shocked to hear from Torrin, but I very quickly began to understand that he isn't just a peacekeeper gone undercover, he is a man who has always had his doubts about some of the Mars government's policies (like keeping black men as slaves). With the increased exposure to the MS's members, Torrin begins to doubt the official party line more and more.

But the one thing that shocks him most is his attraction to Mayhem. He has heard that being gay is bad all his life, yet he is developing feelings for a man.Discovery is unavoidable, Torrin almost gets killed several times, but he is determined to earn the MC's trust. And with the action heating up the way it does he has several excellent opportunities to prove what kind of man he is.

It feels like something is finally happening in this book. The various MCs are working together and are doing more than blowing up a building here or there. Maybe that was all necessary for prep, but it wasn't rally getting them anywhere in overturning the government. Now, with them really taking the initiative, they may finally stand a chance...

If you like bad boys who do the right thing, if a traitor learning to do the right thing sounds interesting, and if you're looking for a read that is action-packed, full of surprises, and very hot, then you will probably like this novella.


NOTE: This book was provided by Evernight Publishing for the purpose of a review.
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