Rating: 4.5 stars

Sinner's Creed is a motorcycle club of which Dirk is a Nomad. Over a span of several years, he repeatedly runs into Saylor. They remember one another, but he trusts no one. She brings him life and light. Saylor accepts him for who he is. Hearing his assumptions of how she'll react, what her responses will be and then he's proven wrong...this warmed my heart. They balanced one another. She brought him calm and he could ripe her up. Their banter was perfect and their friends (Shady, Donnawayne, Jeffery, Carrie, and Rookie) are trustworthy and reliable. This novel had a great balance between angst, finding oneself, acceptance, and romance. Dirk hates conversations so witnessing his growth and the opening and pouring of his heart into all that is Saylor left me breathless. Their love is beautiful. I wished for a different ending, but in all reality...Kim gave their story the best ending. The best. I laughed, cried, rolled my eyes, swooned, and my heart raced. The range of emotions experienced in the novel solidify my love for Kim's words.

This book was SO different. I'm stuck between liking it and not liking it, something that very rarely happens to me. The ending was so moving, though, it really made me emotional.

So much going on in this story, it really was outside the norm.