can't do anymore

I was waiting for the grit to come out and for rock to harden up a little. but this is really just a love story that ambled along at its own pace. in fact it's just like the MC stands as a front for the simple contemporary romance that the author has written.
there are times that I feel I've got the gist of what the author is trying to tell. it's like the heroine is bringing a different approach as an old lady towards the club creating a new direction but in saying that I think rock needs to grow some big ones because he constantly lies to her and it comes around to bit him in the arse. this happens a lot of times in the 2 book and you can get away with it once or twice but for the last two books it just keeps happening. eyerroll moments...
I still think it's on the mild side for an MC club and for a president I think he has softened up way too much for the love of a woman.
I don't know if it's the author's intent to portray this in the storyline or whether it's just how I'm thinking, however I still can't get a grip on the heroines age of 33 and even though i know she's led a sheltered upright life, she's just too naive in my opinion.
This book still didn't have any twist or turns or angst and I really don't think I can do book 3 regardless of what the dust cover says, and quite often the dust cover has peaked more interest from me than the book itself so I'm thinking of going to have to leave it here.
if any of you like a light MC book read and a total steamy love driven book then have a listen but if you like a little bit of angst some twists and some turns and maybe a faster pace this is one that's not for you.
if you looove troys voice he may very well sway you.

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