Title: Reign
Author: M.N. Forgy
First published January 27, 2016
239 pages, ebook
ISBN: 9780986411748 (ISBN10: 0986411744)
Rating: 4.13
Overview
As the notorious leader of the Sin City Outlaw Motorcycle Club, I’m known for two things: my ability to ride hard and my insatiable appetite for women. I rule over Las Vegas with an iron fist, feared by many and respected by all.
But my world spins out of control when a beautiful detective walks into my life. Suddenly, I’m a wild animal, desperate to claim her.
One touch and I’m hers, ready to do anything to protect her. But our passion has consequences, and soon we’re both fighting for survival.
With danger lurking around every corner, can we survive the chaos and reign supreme?
About the Author
Meet M.N. Forgy, a Missouri native who continues to reside in her home state with her family. During the day, she’s a devoted soccer mom, but by night, she transforms into a daring and provocative writer.
Writing has always been a passion of hers, and while she dabbled in it during her younger years, it wasn’t until she became a stay-at-home mom that she truly dedicated herself to the craft. As a role model for her children, she couldn’t bear the thought of never pursuing her dream, so she took a chance on her characters’ stories.
With a glass of wine in hand and a stray Barbie doll perched beside her, she continues to captivate her readers with her imaginative tales.
Some of her most notable works include the Devil’s Dust MC Series, Devil’s Dust Legacy MC Series, Sin City Outlaws MC Series, North & Crow (Kings of Carnage MC), Hero (Seven Knights MC), Love Tap, Plus One, and Free Ride. Follow her journey and stay up to date with her latest creations.
Editoral Review
When it comes to the world of motorcycle club romance novels, few authors have made as big of an impact as M.N. Forgy. With multiple series already under her belt, Forgy’s latest offering, “Reign,” combines all the things her fans love about her writing: unforgettable characters, steamy love scenes, and thrilling action sequences.
But is “Reign” her best work yet?
Set in the world of the Knights Corruption Motorcycle Club, “Reign” tells the story of Chase Fury, the club’s vice president, and his complicated relationship with princess-in-hiding Ryan Capshaw.
From the moment they meet, sparks fly between the two, but their differing backgrounds threaten to keep them apart. As they navigate the dangers of the club, their own pasts, and their feelings for each other, Chase and Ryan must decide whether love is worth the risk.
One thing that immediately sets “Reign” apart from other motorcycle club romances is Forgy’s writing style. She strikes a careful balance between gritty realism and romanticism, never shying away from the darker aspects of the MC world but also never forgetting that this is ultimately a love story.
Her descriptions of the club and its members are vivid and immersive, making readers feel like they’re right there in the thick of the action.
But what really makes “Reign” stand out is its characters.
Chase Fury is a classic alpha male, but he’s not without his vulnerabilities. His loyalty to the club and his brothers is admirable, but it sometimes blinds him to what’s really important.
And Ryan Capshaw is a strong, resilient heroine who refuses to give up on her dreams or compromise her values. Together, they make for an electric and unforgettable couple.
Despite its strengths, “Reign” does have a few flaws. For one, the pacing can be uneven at times, with some scenes dragging on for too long while others feel rushed.
Additionally, some readers may find the frequent use of MC jargon and slang to be a bit overwhelming, especially if they’re not familiar with the genre.
Ultimately, though, the strengths of “Reign” far outweigh its weaknesses.
Forgy’s skillful handling of character development and her ability to balance romance and danger make this book a must-read for fans of the genre. And while it may not be a groundbreaking work of literature, it’s a captivating story that’s sure to keep readers hooked until the very end.
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars. While “Reign” does have a few flaws, it’s a thrilling and romantic read that’s perfect for fans of motorcycle club romance novels.
