(Undeniable series, book 1)
The story of Deuce and Eva…
An undeniable connection that
stands the test of time.
Unforgettable moments.
Love and pain and everything in
between.
I was five years old when I met
Deuce, he was twenty-three, and it was visiting day at Riker’s Island. My
father, Damon Fox or “Preacher”, the President of the infamous “Silver Demon’s”
motorcycle club – mother chapter – in East Village, New York City, was doing a
five-year stint for aggravated assault and battery with a deadly weapon. It was
not the first time my father had been in prison and it wouldn’t be the last.
The Silver Demon’s MC was a notorious group of criminals who lived by the code
of the road and gave modern society and all it entailed a great big fuck you.
“Never forget the day Eva came
bouncin’ into my fucked up life, shakin’ pigtails, singin’ Janis, wearin’
Chucks and sharin’ peanuts and straight up stole any decency I had left which
wasn’t a whole lot but she fuckin’ took it and I’ve been hers ever since.”
“I don’t remember the day I was born but I remember
the day I found out why. His name was Deuce. He was my ‘why.’ And this is our
story. It is not a pretty one. Some parts are downright ugly. But it’s ours.
And because I believe everything happens for a reason, I wouldn’t change a
thing…” – Eva
When I read the synopsis for Undeniable, three words immediately came
to mind: Sons of Anarchy. I have been hopelessly addicted to that show since
the very first episode, so of course I absolutely had to get my little mitts on
this book. That being said, I was a little worried. I didn’t want to read it
and constantly compare it to SOA because…well…you can’t really match SOA. Despite
my back and forth attitude, I decided to read it anyway and Jesus H Christ, I
am so glad I did.
Undeniable takes
you on the journey of Deuce and Eva, and believe me when I say, this isn’t a
pretty journey. It’s not like driving through the countryside on a sunny day
with the windows down enjoying the breeze; no, it’s not that at all. It’s ugly.
It’s dark. It’s gritty and disgusting and beyond fucked up and yet somehow it’s
still incredibly riveting.
Okay, now onto my thoughts on the
characters. I had a pretty serious love/hate relationship with Deuce. There
were so many times during this book that I just wanted to smack the shit out of
him, but then he’d turn around and call her darlin’ and say some other sweet
shit and I’d be right back on Team Deuce. Now…when it came to Eva…I absolutely
loved her. Yep, absolutely fucking loved her. Was she fucked up? Incredibly,
but I am immensely drawn to characters like her. And honestly, what about their
love story wasn’t fucked up? Not…much.
But honestly, any girl that rocks Chucks all the time gets some serious cool points
in my book (I live in Chucks and cowboy boots.) I loved that she had that
badass attitude from growing up in the MC world, and even at her lowest, she
was still likable to me.
So why didn’t I give Undeniable 5 stars? Well, a couple
reasons; the way Deuce acts towards Eva when he first meets her and she’s a
child seemed a little bit creepy. It just didn’t really sit right with me.
Also, some of the things he did to her throughout the book just pissed me off
to the point that I couldn’t quite rate this book as perfect.
However, I would definitely
recommend this to anyone who wants a wild ride. There is some seriously disturbing
material (rape is just one example) so check yourself before you wreck
yourself, but honestly, it’s an incredibly captivating story. It will make you
cringe and want to punch someone, and then 5 minutes later you’ll start getting
an little tingly feeling down south and wish you weren’t reading this around other people. Undeniable takes you on a seriously dark, disturbing ride but if you’re
anything like me…you’ll want to hop on the back of Deuce’s bike by the end.
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