Name: Torch
Rating: 3.6 (5 reviews)

LeAnn Ashers

One moment, one ordinary day changed my life and led me to my forever. Three guys tried to kidnap me. One man saved me. I was beyond scared. Being blind, I was already terrified of my every move, the unknown frightening. His name is Torch. Once he decided I was his, he didn't let me go. Torch became everything to me: my protector, my safe haven, my husband, lover, and most of all, the father to my babies. He made me see that I didn't have to be afraid of my every step, because he would always be there to catch me before I fell. Torch is the Vice President of the Devils Souls MC. The men are violent and scary, but I learned to trust them, because above everything else, their women are protected. They became my family. My only family. This is a standalone, with a HEA.

Torch

Sade A

I'm completely blown away on how bad LeAnn Asher's books continue to be... I feel for most erotic/smut authors that write about insta love and all the insta whatever you can think of, they understand one of their winning formula is the book has to be short. Listen there's only so many chapters you can sell an OTT Story after a while it starts looking like a really really bad telemundo series and they're generally bad. I don't know if LeAnn Ashers was going for a full length novel (it's got 26 chapters and a gazzilion epilogues) but if she was, she really missed the mark. This book sucked.
And this need LeAnn Ashers has, this unbelievable need to have a bad guy at every turn no matter how absolutely unecessary it is to the story line is becoming tiring. 

This author needs to step up her game, just writing sex scences and making the men "claim" the women really isn't enough to make you that good. Step it up!!!!!!

Manda

Fast

This book was fast pace and was good at giving the full picture of the whole thing you could read this alone and not need to read the rest in the series but it is so good who can say mo

Cat Imb

I received an ARC of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. Thank you LeeAn Archer!

Did I like this book? Yes. Did I love it? No. This breaks my heart because I really wanted to love it. Here are the reasons why I didn't.

Firstly, Kayla fell in love with Torch way to fast for my liking. I understand that he saved her and all, but he could've easily been another abductee playing the hero to get to her. I feel like she is the type of person who had no faith in humanity and assumed the worst of people. Therefore, that didn't sit right with me. 

Another aspect is the speed at which important events pass. I will not name them for the sake of not spoiling the book, but most of those life and death situations lasted maybe a page tops? Whereas the sex scenes, which were great, lasted multiple pages. That lack of balance was throwing me off. 

Kayla was also completely unfazed by what Torch was doing. I get that she understood why he was doing it, but I feel like the book should've touched a little bit about her possibly being uncomfortable with the sort of things Torch was inflicting upon others.

Now, enough negativity, here's what I liked about the book! It was original. I had never read a romance book about a blind girl before and I believe that for the sake of diversity, this book was needed. 

I also enjoyed the topics the book touches upon; rape, child abuse, and young girl trafficking. Human trafficking is not something you hear about a lot on the news. I cannot even recall a time I did. I believe that it is important to do as much as we can to end this horrible practice - and that goes for all the disheartening topics present in this book.

So to wrap up, love the principles of this book, but wasn't a fan of the writing distribution!

Torch

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