Book Review: Dragon's Lair (Wind Dragons MC #1) by Chantal Fernando

Faye walks in on her boyfriend with another woman and suddenly, her carefully laid out plans for the future go up in smoke. Deciding to go out for a night of fun, she runs into the boy she's had a crush on for years. Except he isn't a boy anymore. No, he is very much all man and even hotter than she remembered. He also happens to be her ex's older brother. But does any of that even matter when all either of them wants is just one night? Except one night turns into more than they anticipated and now she is thrust into Dex's motorcycle club world. 

This is my first read by Chantal Fernando and  only the second MC series I have started and I am wondering why I waited so long on both accounts. As far as MC stories go, I'd say this is on the lighter side when it comes to the violence level. And that is perfectly fine for me, I prefer them to be mild like that. In fact, that is probably why I have only read a handful of books in this genre and so I am glad I decided to go with this one next.

There is plenty of drama, a little bloodshed and some nice sexy times. Very, very nice. I was sucked in from the get go and enjoyed no only Dex's alpha ways but also meeting the other members of the Wind Dragons MC. I can't wait for them all to get their own books.

Cover Reveal: Spin My Love by Chantal Fernando

World renowned DJ Tane Miller returns to his hometown after leaving when he was eighteen and never looking back. When he runs into his beloved childhood friend Giselle, his life takes a turn he could never have anticipated.

Giselle Reece has been in love with Tane ever since she can remember. After learning her lesson the hard way, she realizes that Tane isn’t the man she once thought he was. When he re-enters her life, desperate to make amends, Giselle needs to decide whether she can let down her guard and forgive the man she once adored, or is it time to finally let go?

Tane must now fight for what he wants, even though he isn’t sure he deserves it. The only question is, will it be enough? Or is it too late for him to redeem himself?