Where We Belong

Stone Riders MC, Book 2

By: Ashley Muñoz

Narrated by: Isabelle Turner, Chase T. Walker

They call him the Wolf.

His club, his brothers, and even my best friend Callie.

I didn’t really care what they called him, not when the only name I had ever called him was coward.

Because three months ago he snuck under my resilient heart, like the thief he is, and stole it.

Then he broke it.

Going home wasn’t an option, not when I promised Callie I’d stay. She swore I’d eventually feel like I belonged in this small town.

The club ensured I had a job, and a place to live which reluctantly earned my loyalty—until I discovered their little caveat.

The apartment technically belonged to the new president.

I was welcome to stay… as long as I understood it meant sharing.

And my new roommate?

The very man who turned avoidance into an Olympic sport.

The Wolf.

[Note: Each book in this series follows a different couple and is cliffhanger-free. However, because of club dynamics, it is recommended to listen in order.]

©2024 Ashley Muñoz (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

A spicy, tense, exciting story!

Where We Belong is the first romance I've rated 5 stars in a couple of years. I used to devour MC romance, but I hadn't read one in a while. When I read Where We Belong, it consumed me. For the first time in a long time, I read well into the night, fully immersed in this world, completely engaged in Killian and Laura's story.
It was spicy, tense, emotional, and exciting. I loved the push and pull vibe between these main characters. The tension and their connection were strong. The supporting characters certainly added intrigue, and I was sad when the book came to an end, but glad there were more books to follow.

The duet audio performance made the characters and story come alive. The voices used by the performers were well suited to their characters. I stayed engaged for every chapter, simply enjoying the delivery of the story. I loved this book when I read it, and I fell in love all over again while listening to it.

It just keeps getting better!

Obsessed with these bikers boys and their fierce ladies!

Laura “Daisy” Witt is a firehouse FMC! She is so loyal and fierce!

Killian “The Wolf” Quinn is so powerful it just adds to all the appeal.

If you haven’t started this series yet you’re missing out!

Here I come Pen and Jamie :)

Loved this story!

This was my first audio book narrated by Isabelle Turner and Chase T. Walker but they did a great job brining this story to life. Laura has a secret she's keeping from the club, but will that secret be the thing to put them in even more danger? And Killian has his own past that's made him who he is and not wanting to fall in love until her. But just like Laura, he has a secret too. I really enjoyed this story but I will say Killian did give me a little whiplash on his feelings for Laura. Despite that I don't have any complaints about this story.

Angsty

Where We Belong is the second book in the Stone Riders MC series. I wasn’t sure about Killian at first, but as the story went on and as his motives and backstory became clear, I understood him. Laura was interesting from the beginning. I loved that I got to see the couple from book 1 as well as the tease for book 2! The overarching plot continued and added conflict to the romance, which worked well. Both had to learn to trust each other!

TW: murder on page, death of a parent, talk of childhood abuse, threats of violence against women, violent acts on page (not by the hero towards the heroine)

The ending!

Loved book 1 and 2. Can’t wait for book 3. Keep up the great work.

It gets better and better!

I am eating these books up! They are amazing! This is a must listen for those romance lovers out there.

hot and cold

“I’m not afraid of falling, Daisy. I’m afraid of who I’ll become if I lose that part of myself to you. Because it’s all or nothing. I’d keep nothing of myself for me. You’d own it all.”


As much as I enjoyed this book and the couple, Killian was way to hot and cold for me. There are definitely some things he did and said that I wouldn't have forgiven him for.