{Review} Reckless Road (Torpedo Ink #5) by Christine Feehan (@AuthorCFeehan @BerkleyRomance)

Refuel your passion with a new installment of the Torpedo Ink series by #1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan.

While Gedeon "Player" Lazaroff is one of Torpedo Ink motorcycle club's roughest members, he's also one of the calmest.  Little rattles Player, except for the times his gift gets the better of him.  When that happens, he has to just lie down in the dark and hope for the best.  But on a night when he's on the verge of losing it, he meets a woman who manages to soothe his fractured mind.

Zyah is a striking, ethereal beauty who seduces him with every word and move.  Their night together is one of pure, exquisite bliss.  But when Player gets confused and thinks their intimate encounter was nothing more than a dream, his careless dismissal leaves her humiliated and angry.

Now, Player will have to devote his every breath to convincing Zyah to give him a second chance.  Because she might be the only one who can save him from himself....

​Zyah Gamal was just looking for a quiet refuge in the middle of a legendary Torpedo Ink party.  What she found was an indescribably beautiful man who gave her the most sensual night of her life – right before he shattered her heart.  
 
She doesn’t have time to mourn the loss of what could have been because she has a grandmother to take care of.  Mama Anat is the reason that she’s come to Sea Haven.  And she’s not going anywhere until she’s safe from the danger lurking in the shadows.

Zyah knew she should let him leave.  Go to his brothers in Torpedo Ink.  Let them take him to his clubhouse.  Find a way to try to separate herself from him.  She was already tangled with him so tightly she knew it would hurt for years to come when they separated.  Something undefined, some powerful portent inside, told her if she let him go, he would die.  She couldn’t do that.  She was always intelligent enough to listen to her instincts, and everything in her shouted to keep him close.  She hoped it wasn’t just her wanting to belong to him.  Could she really be that lonely?  She doubted it.  She was independent.  She knew she always would be, even if she found the perfect man.

​Gedeon "Player" Lazaroff survived the horrors of his childhood with the help of his club and his gift. The more that he uses this gift, the more fragmented his mind becomes.  When the beautiful dancer in his room turns out to be the only woman who can heal him - body and soul, he’s hell-bent on proving himself worthy of her love.  
 
But there’s a darkness reaching out for him.  He’s going to protect his woman and those that he loves at all costs.  Even if it means sacrificing everything he is.

Player felt Zyah’s presence before she even appeared on the staircase. He turned slowly to look up to watch her descend. It was almost a compulsion. A need just to be in the room with her. To breathe her in, to see her like this, doing mundane, simple, everyday things. She flowed in silence down the stairs like the dancer she was, so gorgeous she took his breath away. Her beauty wasn’t just skin deep. 

He didn’t think she was perfect for him because he found her curvy body sinful beyond temptation, a playground he could spend hours teasing and playing with, or even because she had a gift that could counter the mess of his own talent. She was unique. A soft-spoken woman unafraid of hard work, capable of unconditional love and loyal to a fault. She was worth fighting for, and he’d be a damn fool to let her slip away because he was afraid of failure.

​In this brand-new installment of her MC series, Christine reveals one of her most independent heroines yet.  Multidimensional and highly intelligent, Zyah is as determined as she is nurturing.  She radiates a compassion that stands in perfect balance with Player’s silent ferocity. Together, they form a metaphysical force strong enough to join the ranks of Torpedo Ink.
 
Raw and atmospheric with a touch of Christine’s one-of-a-kind sensual burn, Reckless Road is nothing short of sublime…