Release Blitz: Point of Surrender: Stacey Lynn
Point of Surrender (Nordic Lords MC, #4)
Stacey Lynn
Release Date: February 10, 2015
Debt. Guilt. Death.
Finn Walker has spent years carrying the weight of his regret and guilt with him wherever he went. When he found his home with the Nordic Lords Motorcycle Club, he quickly learned their outlaw lifestyle allowed him to banish his guilt with his fists and guns and no one would stop him. It was freeing, and now, he fits right in.
Friends with Ryker Knight for years, Meg McNeery turns to the one place she knows is safe when she needs safety more than her next paycheck. On the run from a man determined to receive payment for a debt he believes Meg owes, she knows the Nordic Lords Clubhouse in Minnesota is the only place where she and her five-year-old son, Brayden, will be safe.
What Meg doesn’t expect is her instant, magnetic attraction to Finn. And when her running ends with the three of them trapped together…it not only tests Meg’s physical self-control, but it also causes Finn to face his demons.
Finn has sworn he’d never get involved with another woman again, much less a woman with a child, but he can’t stop thinking about Meg, the blue-eyed angel who silences his nightmares.
When Finn’s past fears and present threats collide…will he finally be able to save the woman who needs him?
Or will Meg end up like his ex, Piper? Buried six feet under.
Finn has always been an intriguing character to me. As the mysterious, taciturn Nordic Lord, I knew his story was going to be full of pain.
Finn kept to himself. His Nordic Lords MC brothers knew his present in Jasper Bay, Minnesota, but he never talked about his past in Australia. Ever. At least not until he hinted at part of his pain to Olivia in Point of Return, and even then it was a vague description of his past.
Meg fears for her safety and that of her son. Years after the death of her husband in an oil rig accident, she is still paying for his mistakes. Running to Jasper Bay and Ryker’s protection is the only thing she can think of to keep her son safe, but it becomes clear that even running that far won’t keep the danger away for long.
Tasked with protecting Meg and Braydon, Finn finally must face his past and put his demons to rest. Or will those memories forever haunt his decision making?
The back and forth between these two, as they are secluded in a tiny hunting cabin made for both entertainment and frustration. Finn is so used to keeping his past closed off from everyone that his inability to talk about himself shoots himself in the foot several times. And though Meg has no illusions about the status of their relationship, she finds herself wishing for more.
Readers get glimpses of Faith and Ryker, as they are the anchors that pull Meg to Jasper Bay. But there are also plenty of bits and pieces from Olivia, Daemon, Jules and Jaden, especially in the extended epilogue that spans quite a way into the future after the end of the regular chapters.
In the danger and tension there was also a lot of drama, both of the characters making and because of the situation. There were a few times when the drama felt over the top, but as each installment of this series has been filled with similar craziness, it fit with this group.
There was danger, tension, and fear. But there was also hope, lightness, and understanding. These two had more in common than can be seen on the surface, and the parallels between their situations offer each the unique perspective of understanding. There were enough similarities, that even through all the differences between them, they felt the same things, faced the same fears. And events were making Finn relive his fears, even as Meg faced her own.
Finn kept to himself. His Nordic Lords MC brothers knew his present in Jasper Bay, Minnesota, but he never talked about his past in Australia. Ever. At least not until he hinted at part of his pain to Olivia in Point of Return, and even then it was a vague description of his past.
Meg fears for her safety and that of her son. Years after the death of her husband in an oil rig accident, she is still paying for his mistakes. Running to Jasper Bay and Ryker’s protection is the only thing she can think of to keep her son safe, but it becomes clear that even running that far won’t keep the danger away for long.
Tasked with protecting Meg and Braydon, Finn finally must face his past and put his demons to rest. Or will those memories forever haunt his decision making?
The back and forth between these two, as they are secluded in a tiny hunting cabin made for both entertainment and frustration. Finn is so used to keeping his past closed off from everyone that his inability to talk about himself shoots himself in the foot several times. And though Meg has no illusions about the status of their relationship, she finds herself wishing for more.
Readers get glimpses of Faith and Ryker, as they are the anchors that pull Meg to Jasper Bay. But there are also plenty of bits and pieces from Olivia, Daemon, Jules and Jaden, especially in the extended epilogue that spans quite a way into the future after the end of the regular chapters.
In the danger and tension there was also a lot of drama, both of the characters making and because of the situation. There were a few times when the drama felt over the top, but as each installment of this series has been filled with similar craziness, it fit with this group.
There was danger, tension, and fear. But there was also hope, lightness, and understanding. These two had more in common than can be seen on the surface, and the parallels between their situations offer each the unique perspective of understanding. There were enough similarities, that even through all the differences between them, they felt the same things, faced the same fears. And events were making Finn relive his fears, even as Meg faced her own.
Also Available
Nordic Lords Boxed Set (Nordic Lords MC Books 1-3)
Point of Return (Nordic Lords MC #1)
Point of Redemption (Nordic Lords MC #2)
Point of Freedom (Nordic Lords MC #3)
Stacey Lynn
Stacey Lynn is the #1 Erotic Bestseller of Don't Lie To Me. She lives in the midwest with her husband and four young children. She can usually be found lost inside her own head, trying to bring her characters to life. When she's engaged in the real world, she's spending time with her family, drinking large amounts of coffee, and eating Skittles by the handful.
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