Sinner's Steel

Sarah Castille — 2015

HE'S HELL ON WHEELS. Tall, dark, and dangerously handsome, Zane "Tracker" Colter is the strong, silent type of tattooed muscle biker who drives women wild. But as a master of strategy for the outlaw MC club, Sinner's Tribe, he doesn't have time to play around with groupies and biker chicks-especially when he can't stop thinking about Evie, the girl who got away... SHE'S PLAYING WITH FIRE. Evie's been in love with Zane ever since they were children-until he broke her heart and disappeared. Now he's back in her life, bigger and badder than ever. Zane is stunned by how beautiful and confident Evie's become, using her artistic talent to customize motorcycles. He wants her so bad, he'd ride through fire to win her back. There's one problem: Evie is dating his deadliest rival-the leader of the Black Jacks-and if Evie and Zane hook up, there'll be hell to pay... in Sinner's Steel. Sarah Castille's Sinner's Tribe series is: "Raw, rugged, and romantic." -Eden Bradley, New York Times bestselling author "A sexy and dangerous ride!"-Roni Loren, New York Times bestselling author

Reviews

Lynn Braden@ftbooklover

Oct 8, 2021

Sinner's Steel is the story of Zane and Evie who met when they were young and bonded over lives that included parents who were less than devoted to their children. As they fell in love with each other, things changed when Zane was charged with the murder of Evie's father and went on the run to avoid being arrested. Eight years later they meet again, but Zane is now part of the Sinners Motorcycle Club and Evie is divorced with an eight year old son. Neither is ready to reestablish their earlier relationship, but when Evie decides to add a little excitement to her life and starts dating Viper, the president of Sinners' rival MC, the Black Jacks, Zane must step in to keep Evie from making the biggest mistake of her life. This is a good MC story with a wealth of feeling, but didn't add anything to the genre that I haven't already read. It was a quick read that kept me interested to the end, but somehow didn't connect with me emotionally.