Cutter's Claim

Loved watching Cutter grow and fall for Greta as she healed from her history

I am only 21 pages in and have found inconsistencies in the story. First they reference it it being the month of March and a few pages later they reference the February light coming in the window. Then it’s mentioned that it’s going to be the third Saturday of the month and a few pages later in the book they reference it’s actually Tuesday. When speaking of the woman in his bed Cutter makes a reference of the girls hand underneath her chin. But then he references having to untie her wrist. Too much confusion not sure if I finish the book after the free sample. Well, I read it all but wasn’t as good as the first book.

No, just no. I’m all good with dominance but that “ I own you” and collaring like a dog. NOPE

Ms Moreau has given us another great MC read in the Demon Squad MC series. The storyline held me captive in so many ways. It’s a dark, steamy read with fantastic characters that will get under your skin in more ways than one. We met Greta in book 1. She is Sage’s assistant and hates bikers with an extreme passion. While she accepts Sage being with Kingdom, the Squad’s VP, she is very wary of him and his brothers and voices her opinions loudly. Greta is a sassy, headstrong woman who knows her mind. In walks Cutter. He’s a dom by nature who has a reputation with the ladies. He takes one look at Greta and sees the sub beneath all her bluster and wants nothing more than to bend her to his will. The push and pull and banter between them is fantastic. As their lives start to intertwine, their pasts also come to light. Pasts that could cause some major problems for the couple. (Sorry I don’t do spoilers). But I will tell you this is one very thrilling, sexy read that this reader highly recommends grabbing up ASAP. While Cutter’s Claim can be read as a stand-alone, I suggest reading Kingdom’s Reign first, as the characters and their stories do overlap and it would make for a much better reading experience. Kudos Ma Moreau for a job well done and this reader is anxiously waiting for book 3, Loki’s Luck. 2 Thumbs Up and 5+ Stars