Defy

By: Caitlyn Dare

Narrated by: Kendall Taylor, Jeremy York

Born and raised in the Red Ridge Sinners MC, Kat Walker lives and breathes club life and has always followed her big brother's cardinal rule: Don't get tangled up with a biker.

As Kat discovers, though, playing nice doesn't get you anywhere, and when club member Ryder Montrou offers to provide a distraction from her messy life, it's impossible to say no.

Ryder understands her. He knows what it's like to watch somebody you love struggle. And what starts out as a distraction quickly becomes more.

There's just one problem. Kat has been in love with another man since the first time she laid eyes on him.

Styx is everything she's ever wanted. But his loyalty to her brother means he refuses to touch her.

And even if he would, Stygian Johnson won't share her.

Will he?

Defy is an age gap M/F/M story set in the Sinners MC world, but it can be enjoyed as a standalone. If possessive, tattooed, motorcycle-riding alphaholes aren't your thing, you probably won't like this book!

©2021 Caitlyn Dare (P)2023 Podium Audio

two not three

This was a very well written book. it is about Kat and her two gentlemen but it also deals with the everyday life of things.. I have recently become a fan of Caitlyn Dare and I can't seem to put her books down. I would definitely recommend her to anyone that was looking for a dark romance.

windy female characters, Are not for me 

Love to story but the female could be stronger.
Brother two best friends sign me up.
I love all of it just the female could be stronger

I need love 💕

I’ve been so excited for this book as I’m a big fan of the series. And reading the preview in Dare was priceless! This picks up right where Dare ends and we follow Kat’s struggle with her Mom’s illness and coping with her loneliness. Styx and Ryder are alpha men who don’t hold back. I enjoyed all the steamy scenes except I wish the scene that was alluded to in the epilogue would happen 😍

It was great seeing the crew again and bittersweet knowing the series is over.

She's a brat

For a 17 y/o who grew up with a biker gang brother/friends, she claims to be mature, yet she is a brat at all times. She is so inside her own head; she does not know how to actually communicate. For a person who believes herself to be bad-ass, independent & doesn't need anyone to "babysit" her, she sucks at speaking her mind.
Also, I feel sad for the author who seems to have a very limited vocabulary when trying to express emotions. I lost track of how many times the word fuck was used in a paragraph. I am not offended by the word at all, but most def offended by the fact that it was used so often in place of sooo many other words that could have been used to express emotion or a situation. The men are supposed to be older but act just as bratty as the 17yo & have less of an expressive vocabulary than she does. The sex scenes are hot, the story itself is a little more drama than I care for so I do not think I could recommend it.