Snatched

3 Stars Review by Morgen Late Night Reviewer Up All Night w/ Books Blog Snatched by Cathleen Ross is the first in the Outlaw Warriorseries. The main theme of the book is how far you’re willing to go for those you love. Stacey is stubborn, willful, and sassy. She has a degree in business administration and with her father’s recent passing she is now in charge of his auto parts store. She decides to start by going over the books and realizes that the inventory and invoices don’t add up. Could it be a mistake or something more? Troy was born into the Slayers MC. His sense of loyalty runs deep. He’s an Army Ranger and doesn’t put much importance in emotions. He’s confident with the ladies but doesn’t let sex turn into a relationship. His MC is now legit with its ownership of a few bike shops and nightclubs. Troy’s younger sister is missing and he believes Stacey’s older brother Brian is behind it. What better way to get her back than to snatch Brian’s sister and get to the bottom of things? Can he ignore the burning attraction between them and keep things professional or does he give in to his body’s yearnings and let one touch lead to another. The details truly bring the characters to life and create beautiful imagery. Their passion is a fire, raw and magnetic. I was drawn to both the main characters because of the fierceness with which they protect those they love. Their chemistry heats up with every look and caress. Some of their banter seemed a little unnatural and choppy to me. The storyline had a few pacing issues, some parts happened too quickly while others seemed to drag a bit. The side characters were fun and a little mysterious, keeping me guessing about what could possibly happen next. The twists kept coming and I couldn’t wait for more. I would recommend for anyone that enjoys an MC or protective alphas and sassy females.

Tough one to review. I really like the premise of the story. A kidnapping to revenge a kidnapping. Troy and Stacey are interesting characters and they definitely have chemistry. Problem was the story just didn't flow well. It seemed to jump from topic to topic and had an overall rushed feel to it. There were also holes in the story with some things left unresolved. I found that surprising coming from such an experienced author.