Blog Tour for Starting the Riot by Karen Renee

Title: Starting the Riot

Series: Riot MC #0.5

Author: Karen Renee

Genre: MC Romance

Release Date: April 28, 2020

Jackie Eastmon’s life changes after a brutal attack on her best friend. While getting Simone the help she needs, Jackie meets a rough, burly biker.

Henry “Volt” Adler, President of the Riot MC Jacksonville chapter, admires Jackie’s rarely found spunk and dedication to Simone. The timing is all wrong for him to pursue Jackie. He runs into her nearly two years later, and he will stop at nothing to make her his.

Jackie struggles with this bossy, alpha-male in her life. When she learns he knows who attacked Simone but hasn’t made them pay, she questions if he’s the man for her.

Upon the two-year anniversary of the attack, Simone attempts suicide, and Volt hates seeing Jacqueline hurting for her friend. He orders his brothers to make the attackers pay for what they did to Simone.

 

This was an awesome start to a brand-new series. We loved Volt and & Jackie's story. Talk about an alpha Volt was a total alpha no hold bars with that man he felt a connection when he met Jackie years ago but, it was not the right time for him to pursue her but, a chance meeting years later convince him it's no time like the present to make her his.

Loved Jackie she was a firecracker along with being feisty, independent take no crap kind of her, and we loved her from the moment we met her she kept things interesting. Volt was a take life by the balls kind of guy and with Jackie in his sight he was in full throttle mode. We loved how possessive and protective he was of her and believe me Jackie was a handful, did we mention she was willful?

This was yet another great read in this ongoing series. We are so loving this series and its characters so, so much. This story was full of emotion and sadness along with being intriguing, so much so that it had you engrossed in the pages the entire time.

As always you have to love its characters as Jackie and Volt were clearly meant to be together even though their journey was a bit rocky.

We loved it as it was a well written tale that was sexy and fun and one that touched the reader's emotions as well !

His lips quirked. “I want to stay, but I really gotta go. Though, not until you kiss me goodbye.”

He was insatiable. 

Before we even got out the door of the clubhouse, he backed me up against a wall and we had a make out session in the middle of the common room. There were three other bikers present, but had they not been there, I think Volt would’ve commenced wall-sex with me. As it was, he worked me up with his hand outside my jeans and only when I was squirming against him did he stop and drag me out to his bike. Then at Panera, he insisted we sit outside at a secluded table and he made out with me in between bites of bagel and sips of coffee.

With a sideways grin, I asked, “I haven’t kissed you enough this morning?”

“Are you lookin’ for a spanking?”

He pulled me close and planted his lips on mine. I slanted my head, and he took the invitation to deepen the kiss. My hands slid around the back of his neck. His arms tightened forcing my breasts tight to his chest.

“Oh, my,” I heard Andrea say in a low voice. 

Volt tried to pull away from me, but I chased after his lips with mine. I could sense he wanted to cut this short, but I became more aggressive and he growled into my mouth. For a moment I debated dragging him to my room, but he wrenched free of my lips and my hold.

“Jacqueline. You’re going to pay for that.”

“You asked for it,” I chided in a husky voice.

His hands, still on my ass, squeezed. “Call you later, baby.”

I closed the door behind him, locked it, and turned to find Andrea at the table chewing her omelet. 

She swallowed and pointed her fork at me. “I might have to get a job at Carmine’s so I can find a man to kiss me like that.”

Karen Renee is the author of the Riot MC Series. She has wanted to be a writer from a very early age, and she’s finally bringing that dream to life. She has worked in advertising, banking, and local television media research. She is a proud wife and mother, and a Jacksonville native. When she’s not at the soccer field or cooking, you can find her at her local library, the grocery store, in her car jamming out to some tunes, or hibernating while she writes and/or reads books.

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