Point of Redemption by Stacey Lynn

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Point of Redemption by Stacey Lynn

This review is from 2014 and is kept here for reference. Titles, prices and availability may have changed.

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Though we meet Ryker and Faith in the previous book, you won’t be lost starting with this one. The author does a good job of explaining things you may have missed. I thought this one was a darker read, mainly because of what Faith has endured for 5 years until the boys from the Nordic Lords can save her. We are given a front row seat into Ryker and Faith overcoming the lies that split them up, finding each other again, and relearning the love they had 5 years ago is still there between them. We also have suspense, a mystery to solve, and the bad guy taken out before they see a HEA. Plus, I love how the ending starts to set up another book, which I can’t wait to read either.
[July 2014]

Publisher synopsis

Lies. Heartbreak. Betrayal.

No one knew the devastation of those three words more than Faith Winston and five years ago,

she endured every one of them. All she wanted was to feel safe and marry the very man who

promised to love her and protect her, Ryker Knight.

But growing up in the Nordic Lords Motorcycle Club, she should have known she couldn’t have

a happy ending. Instead, her world became a nightmare. The bikers—her family—abandoned

her, leaving her to crash without their safety net.

Ryker Knight has spent the last five years consumed with guilt, running from the ghosts that

haunt him. That is until his past catches up with him the moment his brother needs his help.

Returning home to Jasper Bay, he’s forced to face the same ghosts he was running from. Only

to find that the woman he loved is trapped in a hell of her own, entrenched behind enemy lines

—and it’s all his fault.

And even though Ryker’s life comes with priorities that he can’t – and won’t – turn his back on,

he refuses to leave Jasper Bay until he’s found Faith.

But will she want to return to the life she’s always wanted even if Ryker is no longer capable of

giving her what he once promised?

Review published July 30, 2014

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