a little preachy ( )

Knox’s Stand is the 3rd book of The Last Riders series.  I think they get better as the
series goes along. 











The Last Riders is an
MC made up of ex-military swingers pretty much. 










They’re kind of a badass motorcycle/sex club.




This episode is about Knox and Diamond.  Knox a ginormous man with an insatiable sex
drive.  Diamond is a tough lawyer wanting
nothing to do with any part of Knox or the club's life. 
After circumstance puts her as his lawyer, they have to stand each
other’s presence for the sake of his case. 
Soon lust gets involved, and they end up as fuck buddies, which changes
everything.




PS I love how all long in the series, we’ve been
getting background for Shade and Lily. 
Looking forward to more on them.




Also there is an excerpt at the end of this book
for a spin-off series Biker Bitches, those crazy chicks that keep popping up in
this series.





toni





















My review
http://divasdiscussions.blogspot.com/2013/11/knoxs-stand-by-jamie-begley.html ( )

4.5 stars. My favorite in the series so far. I'm looking forward to the next book. There has been so much build up to it so I'm hoping it's really great! ( )

"You got something against color?" "I like a calm environment." "Any more calm and you'd be dead."

I have to admit that Knox's Stand was not my favorite book in the series. But I still like it nonetheless. There were parts that I felt were a bit dragging but there were parts that I really enjoyed.

I simply cannot wait for the release of Shade and Lily's story. It's simply to-die-for. ( )

I think this was my favorite one thus far. I loved Knox since he his first appearence in the first book and I always found myself thinking how his story would play out. Diamond was the bullseye for him in the romance and sex department and they made things incredibly hot and hotter yet. Everytime they were together made me think how the author was going to surpass that situation and then I shut up in the next scene. The plot was a little different from the other two previous books, but it still is a little repetitive. Though this time I found the dialogue to be much more fluid and relaxed and I don't know if the writing is getting better or I'm just getting used to the author's style, but I liked this one much better. Can't wait for the next! ( )