Saved by the Bad Boy (A Devils Dragons Motorcycle Club Romance)

This was an amazing book from Nikki Wild. Hunter is the ultimate teenage bad boy who joins the local MC after his sister is kidnapped and almost sold into sex slavery. The MC helped him locate and save his sister therefore he is indebted to them.His girlfriend Sarah likes to play with fire. Her dad is a cop and he doesn't like Hunter or bikers. Things go down and it causes Hunter and Sarah to separate. The story picks up 8 years later as Sarah is now a detective and Hunter is now the president of the Devil's Dragons. When Sarah gets a case that involves some local missing cheerleaders, she runs to the one person she knows she can count on that may have inside info pertaining to the case. As Hunter and Sarah work together to bring down a cartel that specializes kidnapping girls and forcing them into sex slavery, they pick up right where they left off. They still have unresolved feelings for each other. Will they find these missing girls? Will they be able to bring down this notorious cartel? Will Sarah choose her career over her rekindled romance with Hunter? This was action-packed. I couldn't put this book down. Sex, bad boy bikers, rivalries, trafficking and snitches. This was one sexy MC book that kept me on the edge of my seat and I can't wait to read what happens next.

I loved the interactions between the people and the wY the storyline kept your attention

If you're into bad boys with a sweet side, this book is just for you. Sarah was the Sheriff's daughter, so you can imagine that having a boyfriend who was part of a motorcycle club was not good. She thought that their relationship was stronger than whatever life could throw at them but after one night everything Sarah and Hunter had was over. Eight years later, Sarah is sure she'll never see Hunter again. She's a detective now and needs to prove to every man in the force she's just as good. But her boss hates her and sends her on an impossible missing girls case that puts Hunter right in front of her. Saved by the Bad Boy grabs your attention from the start. What starts like a rebellious act from Sarah soon turns into more. She's in love with Hunter and you can see it when they talk and how they protect each other, she's trying to help him and keep them together. And their chemistry is of the charts! Eight years later and that fire they had is still there. And is not just their bodies remembering, they can work as a team perfectly. Hunter hasn't changed even though he now leads the club. He's still looking for justice, he just learned at a young age that sometimes that didn't come from the police. So he does his best and leads his club and neighbors the best he can. He's been looking for those girls, and others, longer than the police and won't give up until he brings them home. I enjoyed the relationship between Sarah and Hunter. Their past made it easy to see their connection and make it believeable. The way they were described, in tones of grey instead of making them completely good or bad added another dimension to the story, I mean the club lead some illegal dealings but also protected their people while Sarah was willing to bend and break rules to get the girls back. Nikki Wild introduces a nice world that I'm intrigued with. The book does end with a cliffhanger, just so you know, Sarah and Hunter's story isn't over.

Hunter and Sarah, where to begin, she was a teenager when she fell hard for Hunter although her dad was the sheriff and didn't want her anywhere around a guy who was in an MC. Sarah defied her dad at every turn knowing that she belonged to Hunter and that was the way it was going to be until that fated day that he disappeared from her life without a trace. She was left to move forward on her own to become a law enforcement officer and detective. But then it happened, Hunter came into her life eight long years later during a case she was investigating and the fireworks that had always been there were lit up all over again. Hunter became her world again, however, there was much more to this one than just romance, there is intrique, fighting, hunting, trying to make things right, doing what the law should have done all the time but didn't. This is not your typical MC book at all, there is so much more to this one you will definitely love the ride.

I throughly enjoyed this book it had romance hot sex n determination of a couple they were together yrs ago n got back together a few yrs later she is a detective n he's an outlaw who is trying to be on the right side of the law but she tries to stay on the right side of the law but ends up loosing. Her job. She goes back to him with a secret n it leaves off at the secret being revealed but not knowing his reaction wowowowowowowowow

Hunter and Sarah have history and that doesn't stop the instant connection they have when she returns. Sarah needs help with a case. The only thing she can think of has not already been interviewed but is also a big part of her past. Hunter, leader of the Dragons MC, runs into someone who he thought he would never see again. Sarah and Hunter have a instant connection while he is hesitant to help her he isn't hesitant to prick things right back up from where they left them. This book brings you a hot steamy biker and determined detective falling for old habits. You wont regret buying this!

Hunter and Sarah are great and you can't help but root for them to make it work no matter how different their paths have traveled.

Saved By The Bad Boy, the first book in The Devil's Dragons MC series, was a quick read. I found it to be from a single character POV, Sarah, who is the daughter of the local Sheriff. The author begins this story quickly from Sarah's thoughts and memories of high school and for her love of Hunter, the bad boy in this installment. They are separated early on, after a police raid is commenced while Sarah is with Hunter at the MC his is a part of; the characters do not reunite until eight years later. He has become the President of the MC and she has been promoted to Detective with the Police Force. They combine forces in order to locate and rescue young women who are kidnapped by a Mexican cartel with intentions of human trafficking. This story left me disconnected from the characters and mildly disappointed. I was able to read this book in one day and felt like I was reading a news report instead of a heartfelt, suspenseful, dramatic novel. The storyline was captivating enough to read to the end, which ended up closing on a cliffhanger, yet it just lacks in so many ways throughout. I honestly was able to skim over so much in attempts to move forward. The explicit areas were reminiscent of the entire book. Lacking. Maybe it was just me, but I am baffled by the high ratings this has received on Amazon and wish it just had more; suppose if I continue with the next installment, I will be find the missing links...