| Title | : | Hung (Selected Sinners MC, #4) |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 296 |
| Publication | : | Published July 12, 2015 |
Being raised by my asshole police officer father and my subservient mother, I went to college with a penchant for outlaw alpha males. I knew Dalton Biskette was in the Selected Sinners MC, and a bad boy; but the night he walked into my bar I had no idea how bad he really was. He was tall, covered in tattoos, had gauged ears, was muscular, and had awesome beard. Just watching him walk was enough to make my lady bits itch, but after our first night together I found out although he was a bad boy, he was really good at some things...
He was perfect in my eyes.
My police officer father disagrees...
And so does my former Marine ex-boyfriend who just got out of jail.
BISCUIT
The license plate on my bike says it all - RFOF - Ride, Fuck, Or Fight.
I've never met a girl who made me stop and pay attention to her until I met Kat. Kat's tall and gorgeous and can take all I can sexually dish out without complaint. There's only one problem, her father's a cop.
I hate cops.
If he thinks he can stop me from fucking his daughter, he's as wrong as the day is long.
HUNG is a stand-alone MC Romance with an HEA, and is book IV in the Selected Sinners series of stand-alone full length novels. This novel is 71,000 words of action-packed erotic romance. There is no cheating, nor is there sharing of partners, but the sex is detailed, graphically depicted, and frequent. No other book is required to tell this tale. PLEASE be over 18 to enjoy this book.
Hung (Selected Sinners MC, #4) Reviews
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Story Rating ~ 4 Stars
Hero Rating ~ 5 Stars
Heroine Rating ~ 4 Stars
Heat Level ~ 5 Stars
Romance Level ~ 3.5 Stars
Ending ~ 4 Stars
Overall Rating ~ 4 Stars
I believe this is the first romance that I have read written by a man and you know what? I REALLY LIKED IT! Hung was a VERY entertaining read that grabbed my attention from the first to last page.
SO, this book made me smile, made me mad, made me laugh and yes, I shed a tear or two along the way. There was a lot of violence in this one so if that bothers you, this is not a book for you. To me that added to the story line. The Selected Sinners MC was written in a realistic way, and that means no sugary stuff anywhere near this book. It was a in your face, mess with us and WE WILL MESS WITH YOU!
I LOVED Biscuit in all his rough, raw and raunchy ways. I loved the way he talked, loved the stories he told, LOVED how he was so protective of Kat, and LOVED how he fell for her! But most of all, I LOVED how he used his 12 inch cock and his 5 inch tongue! To me Biscuit was an AMAZING character.
Kat was a good character too, but for me she made a few mistakes along the road but I liked her nonetheless.
The heat level was off the charts HOT! But for some reason it did not get my juices flowing if you know what I mean? I can understand why it did not when Biscuit was just hooking up but why could I not feel it when Biscuit was with Kat? Maybe it was because I was not feeling Biscuit's emotions, I definitely felt Kat's. Yep, that’s exactly what I felt was missing, not enough feelings coming from Biscuit.
There were also a few things added to the story that I felt needn't be. One near the end that happened fast and I just did not understand why it was added unless it will be explained in the next book.
The ending was good but I wished an epilogue would have been added, I was hoping for just a bit more.
Overall, Hung was a really good read for me. I will definitely be checking out more books by Scott Hildreth in the future.
Special Note: This is the fourth book in the series, I have not read the first three books and it read well as a standalone. -
3.75 Beard Porn Loving Stars
“You know,” he said, “Lookin’ through this piece of toast like this is the shits. You can only see what’s right in front of ya. And when I move it to the side…”
He moved the toast beside his face and let it dangle from his fingers.
“Well, then you can see it all,” he grinned as he surveyed the entire kitchen.
I nodded my head and eventually began to laugh.
“I’m thinkin’ I had toast eye for my entire damned life and meetin’ you was like chuckin’ the fucker to the side,”
I have a confession to make. I started reading this book because the idea that it’s a romance aimed at women but written by a man intrigued me. Don’t get me wrong, Nicholas Sparks and the ilk are doing their thing and doing it for a female audience but that most definitely aint my cup of tea. The over the top romance and to put it bluntly, flowery shit always ends up feeling a bit contrived and dare I say, patronizing to me. Luckily Hung had none of those issues.
His huge heart was disguised by a beard, tattoos, gauges in his ears, and an outer bad-boy shell as tough as diamonds.
Dalton “Biscuit” Biskette had a rough start but has finally found his place among the brothers of the Select Sinners MC. His life revolves around his brothers, his business and bestowing his god given gifts of a six inch tongue and oversized cock to as many women as he sees fit. And he sees fit to bestow these gift to all kinds of women. Skanky, older, younger, toothless even, the lord doesn’t seem to have a whole lot of discretion when the almighty cock’s involved. Amen.
Kat Chadsworth has a dick cop for a father (her words, not mine), an abusive jackass for an ex-boyfriend and she can’t seem to shake either one for very long. When she wanders into a bar and meets Biscuit, it’s “Damn, I’d like to f**K a Biker” at first sight.
While I enjoyed this story, it was the oddest tale of “just f**king to “insta-love” I’ve ever experienced. They seemed to roll along, great sex and all, then all of a sudden due to outside circumstances and burgeoning feelings it was more. I got the gist of what was happening but it was a “told” rather than “shown” situation and I never really felt it. The missing emotional connection is really the only reason I’m 3.75ing this one.
What did I love and why should you read this? Biscuit. I loved reading a male POV that actually felt like a male point of view. There were no lip twitches because he felt Kat was being “cute” cough***Kristen Ashley***cough or softening of his character. The language was coarse and the actions he took were often intense but at least it felt authentic to the story. I felt Kat’s character could’ve used a little more in depth time but because 75% plus was written in Dalton’s POV, it worked. Just be prepared to read detailed descriptions of bowel movements the size of ten year old children and things getting sucked into orifices you may not want to think about. No joke there.
I had a great time reading Hung and at the end of the day, that’s really all that matters. This book reads as a standalone but I have serious plans to check out Slice, Otis and Toad’s stories soon. Especially Otis. -
Type: Standalone Book 4 of Selected Sinners MC series
POV: First Person - Dual
Rating:
Dalton Biskette was a bad boy from the Selected Sinners MC. He lived by a certain philosophy: RFOF – Ride, Fuck, Or Fight. It had worked well for him in the past, never to worry himself with any drama because he never had a relationship.
Kat Chadsworth was the daughter of a cop. Tired of her father’s scrutiny, she tried to do everything to rebel against his rules that included getting involved with a bad boy. It started as a fuck buddy arrangement, but not everybody was happy to see it turn into something more.
There are not a lot of male erotic romance author out there so when I got the opportunity to read one, I jumped on it. Well, this one turned out to be dirty just the way I like it :p“Don’t seem weird to me. Eatin’ pussy is damned sure more natural than eatin’ a fuckin’ hamburger,”
Biscuit was certainly a standout character. He was funny and entertaining. He was so full of himself, regaling the tale of his sexual conquests with his believe when it comes to the purpose of his existence - fucking women.
Kat was a fire cracker. She knew what she wanted and wasn’t afraid to get it. I liked her until to the point she made a ridiculous decision. I understood it was needed for the turning point in the story, but I think there are other (better/acceptable) ways to go to that direction.
Speaking of the story, it was pretty simple and straight forward. Biscuit was a storyteller and his stories were funny and disgusting. My favorite one was definitely the butt plug story. However, I didn’t feel his storytelling really added anything to the actual storyline.He shoved his tongue deep inside of me. With it fully inserted into my vaginal cavity, he curled the end of it, flicking it against my g-spot. With each flick of his tongue, my body went into shock.
When it comes to the sex scenes, I have no complain – there were a lot of them. For a guy with a 12” cock and 5” tongue, you can imagine what kind of debauchery is in store. Yes, he has the biggest dick I’ve ever read hahah! But when it comes to the emotional connection between the characters, I didn’t really feel it.
This book is a standalone which is part of a series. If you’re the kind of reader who only cares about the main characters, you won’t have any problem if you haven’t read the previous book. I haven’t read the previous book and personally, I needed more background story for the supporting characters because I like to see the story as a whole and feel the connections with the characters better.
If you like your book funny and dirty, this one might be it.
★ ★ ★ (F)BR with my JaviG twin CC ★ ★ ★
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*** A Dirty Talking Biker...HELL YES ***
Well,I've said it before in reviews about this Author....what I like is the simplicity.Now I don't mean that in a negative way at all,quite the contrary,especially in regards to MC books.
With so many of them out there it's difficult for certain ones to stand out.They mostly follow the same pattern...
Club Rivalry
Violence
Kidnapped girl
Complicated sub plot ....
This one isn't like that and mainly concentrates on character development and the relationship between the H/h
Biscuit is thirty something and more than happy with his life.He's a crude,dirty,unapologetic biker who has no interest in any kind of relationship....something he makes very clear when he hooks up with women....There was no doubt in my mind.God put me on earth for one thing and one thing only
Fucking women
Kat has just come out of an abusive relationship.She's the daughter of a cop and is drawn to bad boys..
When Kat and Biscuit get together,that's all it is initially.But along the way their feelings start to change until something happens to threaten the relationship...
At this point I totally disagreed with Kats decision
I just LOVE MC books and have to say this was a refreshing change to the ones I normally read.My only negative is that ( and this is just a personal thing ) the full on beard thing doesn't turn me on...but,I've got a great fantasy of what Biscuit looks like in my head, and anyone who knows me will know who that is.....and really erotic books are all about the fantasy...or is that just me???
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DNF around 30%
I won't rate it, it's not a bad one. It just wasn't my style, didn't really like the characters' personality. Normally I like MC books and most of the times enjoy alpha males, but for some reason, I didn't really "feel" this guy. He's damn hot and fun, just not my style.
On the plus side, it's a bit different than the other MC books I've tried so far. So guess it's worth a try if you like that kind of thing. -
Gritty, raw, without reservation, and without rules, the fourth book in the Selected Sinners series - a stand-alone erotic novel - HUNG is quite an interesting piece of work. It reads like a Quentin Tarantino movie. It's in your face and sexy as hell.
The main male character, introduced in book one, and a great ancillary addition in books two and three, is the star of the show in HUNG.
Dalton "Biscuit" Biskette is a man who has never been in love, never even been in a relationship, and doesn't know what love is. He admits fully to women, to himself, and to his brothers that love is something he doesn't quite believe exists. He does, however, believe in fucking. With an extremely long tongue and a huge cock, in his mind, he's built for fucking. Love? Not so much - it would expose him to pain.
After leaving his abusive home at 15 years old, he began living as an adult in an adult world. Quite possibly he believes (And as a reader he convinced me) love doesn't exist in his world.
So begins the life of Biscuit. He's quite a colorful character, and as fate would have it, he has a five inch long tongue (he claims six because it sounds better) and he knows how to use it (and he LOVES pleasing women with it) and he's rocking a twelve inch cock.
Self-conscious about his twelve inches, he typically pleases women with his tongue and sees where this leads him. Not the typical male whore, he explains fully at the onset that he is not interested in love, relationships, or dating.
Until he meets Kat.
Almost immediately, he admits (to himself anyway) that he feels differently about her. Even when he tries to get with an old flame (After having met Kat), it just doesn't work...
There's one problem with Kat - her father's a police officer and he hates bikers.
Well, Biscuit hates cops.
Kat is a college student who was raised under the thumb of her asshole father the cop. She has a penchant for bad boys, and after a nasty breakup with her former Marine boyfriend, she's ready for a little NSA relationship.
She has no idea how Biscuit is going to make her feel. Inside and out.
The growth of the H in this book is tremendous. Absolutely tremendous. The sex is by far the dirtiest the author has EVER written. The sex is frequent, early, and continues at the pace of a Catholic rabbit until the ending.
And it simply works.
I will not spoil in this review, but I will say there are some issues with Kat's ex-boyfriend, and with her father.
In the end, this book is a great story, has an HEA, and is sexy as absolute fuck. In my opinion, it is the author's best book of the series, and his best work to date.
Comparing any of his previous works, this book is miles ahead. Miles.
A true must read for the MC lover, the lover of all that is erotic, and the lover of a great love story without any reservations. -
Dalton Biskette, known affectionately as Biscuit, is member of the Selected Sinner’s Motorcycle Club and is a man of principle and simple living. One has to earn his respect and when they do, he is a loyal friend. Biscuit has always lived by the motto: RFOF – Ride, Fuck or Fight – three hobbies that Biscuit does very well. The first and last are obvious, but the “fuck” component is due to Biscuit’s 6 inch long tongue and foot long cock! (The title of this book isn’t just metaphorical!) So, whether you are excited about the possibilities or want to run away like you’ve seen Sasquatch, Biscuit is a very likable and stand-up guy.
With Biscuit being single and available, he is no stranger to the ladies. However, as he is seeing his closest friends get hitched with “old ladies” he starts to wonder if there may be more to life, but quickly dismisses that notion. On one night out with his buds, Biscuit meets Kat, who is working at the local bar. She seems cute and sassy and Biscuit makes his move to take her home for the night. What Biscuit doesn’t expect is that they are compatible in all ways. Kat is a college student who was always attracted to bad boys but never really acted upon her urges until Biscuit. After coming out of an abusive relationship, she decides to see Biscuit and have some unattached fun. What follows are some hot, sex-filled times.
“I’m not even going to lie, I love bad boys, she cooed. Well, I’m about as bad as it gets.”
While Biscuit and Kat are enjoying themselves, Kat’s abusive ex-boyfriend decides to come calling again. While she does her best to diffuse the situation, he is one asshole that deserves a beat down and Kat discovers that Biscuit will protect what is his at all costs.
Despite a couple of setbacks, Biscuit and Kat acknowledge their love and dedication to each other and move forward as a family. Biscuit offers Kat a life that he didn’t have, which is very admirable.
Overall, Hung is an enjoyable read with themes of comedy, friendship, loyalty and hot sex! There were some parts where I wanted a little more development, but I enjoyed getting to know Biscuit.
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Notes:
A copy of this book was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review. Thank you, Scott!
Thanks Hawkey for the (F)BR and good times! Next time we ride, make sure you are wearing clothes! Lol! -
2,3 Biscuit/Cucumber dick/5 inch long tongue stars
Oh, dear God...
help me...
This was NOT what I expected, at all...
I am notorious for NOT liking the bikers stories BUT believe me that isn't the issue here, I went in voluntarely and willingly and with an open mind, cause regardless of my mentioned animosity towards bikers I DO and WILL read EVERYTHING that stirs my interest including bikers...
This is so hard for me to say BUT the story was lacking, there was nothing there, no actual plot, no nothing to pick up my interest...nothing to thrill me...I found myself being totaly indifferent towards the characters...especially the MCs, both Dalton Bisquette/Biscuit and Kat/Katrina as a „couple“ or as individuals...
Biscuit, the badass biker came off as a rude hillbilly and that had nothing to do with his lack of education, he was simply crass and unworthy of my attention...emphisizing as his only trade mark – a huge cock as a cucumber and a 5 inch long tongue as being a God's given gift and that his only mission on this Earth was to fuck women... and he fucked them bare....
uf, should I go like WOOT, WOOT, WOOT!!!
You're fuckin kiddin me, right?
I mean really?!
so when he says this about Kat:
„You ought to see inside of her. She's twice that pretty on the inside and that's a damned fact.“
Unfortunately I didn't either feel it nor see it as oppose to Biscuit, right? You HUNG(ed) BIG MAN, you!
And that's just it... I DIDN'T FEEL any of it, i only witnessed their oral sex (that 5 inch long tongue doing the „flicking“), then against the kitchen counter sex, the pool sex, the doggy style sex, any kind of sex (that cucmber working, slowly and efficiently)
And then they are in love! Well, I FUCKIN MISSED OUT ON THAT PART, I never realized that point when they fell in love!
I felt none!
And Kat, Jesus, don't even get me started on her...that was just the most insignificant little immatured creature that learned a few dirty words and uses them without filter...annoying as hell!!!
Unfortunately there were more bad points for me than the good ones...
No story, no new developments, no surprise, no connection other than Biscuit's ass made with the leather seat of his Harley. (and that nonchalancy concerning the situation with Kat's ex...now, that was just wrong, man!
RFOF – Riding, fucking or fighting, well maybe in this case it would be better if he never dwelled on that...like EVER!!!
I have nothing more to say...I am sorry I didn't like this...but there was too much nonsense to deal with for me to like it.
This was a BR with my guuurls Shan and Irish and this ARC was provided by the author in exchange for honest review -
“Being a patched member of a 1% club isn’t as easy as getting a tattoo, buying a Harley, and donning a pair of boots. It’s a way of life, a commitment, and more responsibility than most men can rightfully fathom.”
I like Biscuit a lot actually. At first, I didn’t quite understand the way he speaks when I’ve read
Otis, you know with all his story and the way he talks. But I got a better understanding of him while reading his POV. And I liked him even more. He’s a humorous, but loyal as fuck kind of guy to his brothers. No matter that he’s a manwhore and he thinks he’s God’s gift to women, he at least doesn’t beat them. I find him a nice guy wearing a bad ass suit.“Without a doubt, being a Sinner was my calling in life.”
“One, I’m hung like a horse. Two, I’ve got a tongue like a giraffe. And three, I can recover from sex in about ten or fifteen minutes and go again.”
Well, I thought Katherine was just like another pussy. No special sparks or anything. My feelings was actually neutral with her. I don’t know, maybe I was all for Biscuit in this. But I also liked reading her POV, getting to know her. Grew up with a cop of father who does BI with every guy she dated and all but one have stick. Maybe a rebellion, or just because she wants to live a little, she always find bad boys way more attractive than a guy who wears a suit. A woman who knows what she wants and goes for it. Biscuit’s match sexually.
Their sexual encounters were actually one I’ve always looked forward to. Yes, because of Biscuit. Do you even have to ask why? And damn if he doesn’t love to eat pussy. Great guy in my book, I say.“Once a girl gets fucked right, there isn’t any turning back. She’s ruined.”
“And. He. Began. To. Fuck. Me. To. Death.”
The love in the story was something not forced or focus upon. It was just something to be accepted. Biscuit has made a different in Kat’s life. Not just sexually, because the man is hung and a fucking beast in bed, but because no matter how bad boy he is, he treated Kat somewhat differently to what she’s been used to with her ex. There was no pussy-footing around him although she second-guesses her word and reaction at first. But Biscuit is a no-nonsense guy who follows through what he have said.“I had fallen face first and landed in a puddle of love.”
One that grated on my nerve a little bit was the constant comparison Kat has been making about. I don’t know, she could have just said straight-up in her head the qualities that she likes and not compare but then, she doesn’t really know her way how to handle a relationship.
Katherine may have made some stupid decision and at first I’ve hated her for it. But I’ve thought about that if she come as strong, considering she’s still a college student, it wouldn’t be realistic. She was confused and she decided upon believing that what she was doing was right and what she thought is good. I like how family is given value. You know what you don’t want to, so you try to be a good person.“We sacrifice ourselves for the sake of our children.”
Reading this story can be sum up to this:Life with Dalton Biskette was a lot of things.
Wild.
Crazy.
Fun.
Adventurous.
Full of love. But there was one thing it wasn’t.
Predictable.
**ARC generously provided to me by author
Scott Hildreth in exchange for an honest review.
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Title: Hung
Series: (Selected Sinners MC, #4—but can be read as a standalone)
Author: Scott Hildreth
Genre: Adult, Contemporary Romance
Rating: 3.5/4-Stars
Cliffhanger:
HEA:
Review on Blog:
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"HUNG is a stand-alone MC Romance with an HEA, and is book IV in the Selected Sinners series of stand-alone full length novels. This novel is 71,000 words of action-packed erotic romance. There is no cheating, nor is there sharing of partners, but the sex is detailed, graphically depicted, and frequent. No other book is required to tell this tale. PLEASE be over 18 to enjoy this book."
Also, there is "No cheating, no sex outside the relationship, no love triangles, no club whores." *does happy dance, lol*
WHAT I LIKED:
—"A thirty-three year old man—and a 1%er at that—fucking the twenty-two year old daughter of a cop isn't a great fucking idea in my book, Biscuit," Axton sighed." Axon is wrong; in my opinion, Biscuit and Kat's story made a hellofa book.
—there was never a dull moment reading this book. Biscuit is such a character, that there's always a story being told or something wild happening to keep you entertained.
—the beginning of the book (the cookie and handcuff scene? Weirdly, it was my favorite part of the story.)
—I absoltely loved Biscuit's character ARC; his transformation from un-tameable, manwh*re to devoted lover was just heart-warming. *sigh with a dreamy smile*
—"Meeefuckingyow. Kat, huh? She's a hot little number."
—Biscuit's 12 inch d*ck lives up to the book title (the dude is hung)...
—the fact that this was written by a male. I like the idea of realllllly getting inside a male's mind—especially the sexy scenes. *wink*
—there were Laugh Out Loud moments.
—Biscuit's crude dirty talk. Don't judge me; I liked it.
—that Biscuit didn't have sex with anyone after Kat. <3 <3 <3 <3
—the change of Biscuit's bike tag (from RFOF—Ride, Fuck or Fight—to W.Y.M.M) Oh my gooooossssshhh I thought that was perfect!
OVERALL:
—if you're looking for a light and funny, dirty read with a one-of-a-kind MC character, this book might just be for you! (:
*PS: I was given an ARC of this book from the author. But I do solemnly swear that I am up to...good on Goodreads. ;) This is a fair and honest review of this book. Pinky promise.*
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1.5 stars
Kat - immature, stupid....so fucking stupid. I just cannot do it.
Biscuit - awesomely funny in the earlier books. In this one he was skeevy. Yuck - I needed a bath. But I still liked him so much more than Kat. However, he lost all his man points when he allowed her to go back to an abuser.
Kat makes some fucked up decisions that I cannot wrap my head around and for that alone, without the other shit it would have marked down my score. But in general this book was full of crappy plot devices that did not work for me.
There was a small continuity issue with the last book. But that shit bothers me.
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Quick review:
Cover: I likey
Rating: NC-17
Thumbs Up: 4
Overall: I loved it.
Characters: Well Done
Plot: When one woman turns your world upside down
Page Turner: Yes
Series Cont.? Sure
Recommend: Yes
Book Boyfriend: Dalton/Biscuit
SUMMARY (50 words or less)
This book was recommended to me weeks ago. And after reading a sad tale of HS violence, I needed something fun and light. Based on the rec, I picked this one up and wasn’t disappointed.
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Ok, to say I was excited to read this book would be an understatement…
Deep Breath, the end product was, well to sum up my journey while reading this book the one thing that comes to mind is a ROLLER COASTER. The ride that this author took me on as a reader was a trip and a half. Mr. Hildreth you truly have surprised and thrilled me with this book. WELL DONE.
The ride starts with Biscuit. Wow, I am not sure I can possibly do a description justice. In my opinion he was a sexy, bearded, hot mess, bad-ass biker, meets want-be stand up comic. I loved this character in previous books, but in this novel we meet him on a whole new level. The author introduces you to many wonderful and heartwarming aspects of this character that you will have to read to understand. Trust me, I cannot wait to discuss all the wonderful sides of Dalton Biskette with book peeps. To say that this was a HOT AND STEAMY book would sell the story short. Mr. Hildreth did not leave you wanting when it came to the reason we love a great erotic romance. He introduced us to many of Biscuit’s desirable assets along with his talent and stamina but the below quote was the reason why Biscuit made this reader melt.
In comes Kat… Mr. Hildreth did an amazing job with this character she was a wonderful and strong female lead. I loved her. She was such a relatable and human character. She had shitty issues and a past that she had to deal with, like most of us. Raw honesty in a character is what this author excels at, and it strengthened my connection to Kat. But I will let Biscuit help with the description of his Ol’Lady...
As these two characters grew in there relationship they learned they had to embrace the idea of change. The author did a brilliant job in showing that change is the one constant in life and yet caused the most unrest, when it was not accepted. The journey that these characters went on had my mind spinning. I LOVED IT!! The twist and turns, of the emotional roller coaster was beyond anything Mr. Hildreth has ever done. Just simply OUTSTANDING!!! I literally had to take emotional time outs to absorb everything. As a reader I need to be challenged and made to question, what would I do??? This book excelled in this aspect.
The auxiliary characters that we all know and love are back, but truly I fell in love with Axton more in this book than I did in Making the Cut. He truly is an outstanding President. At the same time the brotherhood is alive and well in Wichita, KS. There is so much I want to go into that bonded me to this story and connected me to these characters but I hate spoilers, so just please take my word for it, sit back and enjoy the a ride on the Biscuit & Kat roller coaster. That’s it, that’s all I got… -
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12% -yeah, forgot about the detailed sex scene with another woman. ...could do without that shit. He hasn't met the heroine yet but geesh
55% - Ewww he called another woman for sex....he didn't go through with it, but gross. They aren't a couple yet, just together for sex. -
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"I had fallen face first and landed in a puddle of love."
And that pretty much sums up my overall review for Hung. New to this author, I read this as a stand alone and by the second page as Biscuit starts to explain himself I knew I was a goner. My cheeks ached as I read the whole thing with a wide smile in my face. Biscuit is incorrigible. His ulimate belief in himself and his reason for existing bowled me over sideways. His utter conviction of his talents had me laughing like a crazy person. He is one of the most loveable rogues I have ever come across. Confidence oozes from him and why the devil not...he has been blessed!
We meet Biscuit as he is waiting for his court hearing, having been caught speeding and the resulting dramas from his arrest. He retells the story from his perspective and I realised he sees the world in a black and white manner. He may be part of an outlaw MC and can handle himself very well but he has a strict moral code and feels obligated to point out when someone else is not following that code. Needing to let off some steam he ends up in a bar and well...we learn why he is so confident in his charms. Biscuit is a sex machine, it is his favourite hobby and no woman ever leaves disappointed. Having a f@ck them and chuck them approach he has never felt more than sexual desire for a woman. That is until he meets Kat.
Kat is a Cop's daughter, with a track history of being attract to the type of man her father hates. Working the bar she sees an opportunity for some fun and she is all about a bad boy. Spending a great night together Biscuit decides to be honest, laying it all out there. He only f@cks, no commitment and no feelings involved as long as Kat agrees he will continue to provide mind blowing orgasms with his amazingly long and wicked tongue and of course his huge c@ck! How could Amy woman resist? The sex scenes are ..I'm lost for words. They are raw and passionate, filled with desire and a connection between two people that are lost and are trying to be found.
As they spend more time together their sexual satisfaction and compatibility deepens into something more. But can Biscuit relax his guard and let Kat in or will the ghosts from his past ruin his future? Will Kat's Cop dad stop interfering and accept who she has chosen to bump uglies with? And will Kat's ex be the dark cloud on their happily ever after? This story is gritty, violent and at times deals with grim issues such as domestic violence. It is tempered throughout with humour and characters that are well rounded and very human. They fear, they react and the deal. It is filled with oh my days I did not just read that moments and oh yes you will need a cold shower after reading certain scenes...got to love a man with a beard ;)
Awesome introduction to the series and author. I will be one clicking the rest.
A 4.5 star risk it for a Biscuit read! -
This is my fourth foray into the Selected Sinners club and the journey continues to be one of surprise, pleasure, angst, aggravation and affection for the characters Hildreth slings out of these books in my face. What can I say about Biscuit? He caught my interest in book 1 and never let go through books 2 and 3. He’s a joker, an ass, a compassionate friend and a loyal Sinner. I begged for Biscuit’s story and Hildreth complied bringing me a multi-faceted character flawed by his tragic past. He copes by being the clown, telling outrageous stories and never giving into making a commitment. But he met his match when he ran into Kat. She’s that strong, independent woman who also has faced struggles but doesn’t let them beat her down. Truthfully, I was wondering in the first 15% of the book if I was going to be disappointed in Biscuit’s story but the story started rolling and I was completely hooked with Biscuit and Kat’s relationship. As usual, Hildreth writes a story that is gritty, raw and totally outside of normal, everyday behavior and I like that kind of writing. I love reading a male POV that comes across authentic and the author has mastered writing the female POV pretty damn good also. Some of Biscuit’s stories are a little OTT and yeah some may find some of the details offensive but in my opinion, he was your typical alpha-male who is a little crass, especially around his brothers.
I highly recommend this book but recommend that you read the previous books so that you can really understand Biscuit. -
Hung (Selected Sinners MC #4)
Bisquit & Kat
I initially like Bisquit & Kat especially when they first met but as their story unfolds I really tried hard to like them and finish this There was potential as both the characters were initially strong but it was not what they portrayed, it was really disappointing.. Especially with Kat, as a strong independent woman I never expected she would do that 😞 I also expected Bisquit to be funny, very strong and stands for what he believed in but that didnt happen either.. 😣
Their story was also happening at the same time with Otis’ so there were scenes that were already familiar...
Hoping the next book in the series will be better 🙏🏻 -
I have to admit I always
get a little nervous before starting a book in this series. I worry if my limits will be pushed to
something that I'm going to hate or not be able to handle. But then I
start the story and these men - just totally make me fall for who they are,
even if it always isn't perfect and pretty. Because with these guys, it's
not. They are crass, and they are in
your face, they are criminals, but good citizens . They are manwhores when they are not in a
relationship, but ultimately if you're the girl for them, they are faithful,
and they will always have your back and take care of you.
Biscuit just made me laugh
and smile. His stories were ones I'm
sure most of us don't hear in our lifetime. They definitely were
one of a kind, and you could actually "hear" him telling them to you.
The funny thing with Biscuit though - you know how there are some guys
out there who think they are "God's gift to women"??? Well, Biscuit
truly thought - with his "special talents and physical attributes"
that God truly did put him on this earth to please women. Now how can you
not love a guy willing to do what God wants, right?!?!? And he was working his way through pleasing
as many women as he could.
Kat only wanted a
"bad-boy", mainly I think to stick it to her cop father. And,
even though she had a bad experience with one in her past, it did not deter her
from looking for another one. So when she met Biscuit, she was game for
whatever he was offering - even if it was just a good time and nothing serious.
Personally, I don't think I would have passed him up with his skills and
attribute either though!
I liked Kat and Biscuit together. Their personalities complimented each other
so well, and surprisingly to both of them, they start to really have
feelings for each other, which they kind of discovered together at about the same time. I wanted them to figure out they were good
for each other. The only problem that upset me was
that Kat made a bad decision, which I wanted to punch her for. I hated her for it, and wanted to shake her
and tell her to fix it - but she had to learn in her own way - no matter how
difficult, and I mostly summed up her choices to her being only 23, and
slightly immature. But with everything
going on, Biscuit truly showed the kind of man he was deep down - taking care
of Kat in more ways than one.
This is definitely one of
my favorite MC Series. I love these
"Selected Sinners" or
"Angels in
Selected Sinners cuts is more like it."
"Protective
Angels."
Their stories are crazy and
amazing, and who they are deep down is so much more than you get from their
outside appearance. I can't wait for more!
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This was a fantastic MC story. I was really reeled in by the whole police daughter meets bad boy biker type of vibe. It was like quite the clashing of worlds really, in like a dirty secret kind of way. Hehe.
What intrigued me though, was the strong collection of strong characters. Usually, in MC reads, the bikermen are all tough and rough with this alpha-Tarzan type of vibe when it comes to their women and what's there's, which is true in this case.
But, what stood out for me, was the female lead. She was definitely a breath of fresh air for sure as she didn't aggravate me or come off as weak at all. She was very fiery and opinionated, even if her dad was entirely meddlesome and intimidating. I liked that about her.
And don't even get me started on the sex!! Holy sh*# on a cracker!! It was hot!!
Surely, adding this now as my top and most favorite from this series!!
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That was a great MC story. I loved it very much. Funny very funny, filthy very filthy. Sometimes so sweet but always rough.
I really laughed out load. Biscuit had great funny story's and they are visually well described, soooo funny.
The storyline was great and smooth to read. Strong characters.
Dalton was blessed with a long tongue and a very large big dick. You got to read this book so you know what he can do with it. O my....
The sexscenes were hot and great to read. Nice details were described.......
Kat was a strong girl and I loved her too. But my eyes were full on Biscuit/Dalton.
When you love, like I do, MC story's, strong men filthy mouth, lot of sex, bikes and tattoos.....buy this one its a really #mustread -
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Biscuit got on my last nerve. From his stories to his whorish ways. Kat kind of won me over, until the end when her decision made me wonder wtf was wrong with her. She took it all as a big joke and it bothered me a lot. The emotional aspect just wasn't there for me between them. The sex scene was good, but not great for me. -
Life with Dalton Biskette was a lot of things.
The above mentioned quote describes not only main character and resident storyteller of the Selected Sinner’s Motorcycle Club, Dalton Biskette aka Biscuit but is indicative of the shenanigans in the book. I’ve read a couple of biker-motorcycle club books but this was a biker club read like no other. It was non-stop humorous and the storyline showed character growth/transformation which I always appreciate.
Wild.
Crazy.
Fun.
Adventurous.
Full of love. But there was one thing it wasn’t.
Predictable.
The opening scene introduces the audience to main character Dalton Biskette at his court arraignment. I don't recall ever laughing so hard during an introduction of a character in all the books I’ve read. I've always associated cookies with Sesame Street's Cookie Monster but now I have a image of cookies and Dalton Biskette.
Dalton is thirty-two years old and lives by the motto: RFOF , which also serves as his personal license plate. He also is a Redbull drinking biker who's hung with a voodoo tongue."If licking pussy was a crime, I'd be doing life in prison."
Dalton's wild days of casually sleeping around ends when he meets his match in the young 22 year old college student, Katrina aka Kat. Dalton and Kat's relationship is fun, caring, and at time tremulous due to Kat's ex. Even though I liked Dalton and Kat as a couple, I didn't necessarily feel Kat's love for Dalton. I knew on the other hand, Dalton had strong feelings for Kat that changed the more he was around her. In the end, Dalton's bike plates change from RFOR to WYMM which was fun to see.
Dalton's daily life takes you on a ride of sexual pursuits and tales of his encounters. My favorite story was the butt plug.
While reading this book there were a few drawbacks.
profanity
I'm not opposed to the use of profanity but I thought in this case it was over done.
condoms
Dalton never uses them. He rather take his chance at getting a STD than to wear one. I wish the author would have written at least one of Dalton's conquest as saying no thanks I'll pass."If God wanted me to wear a condom, I'd have been born with one wrapped around my cock. I don't wear 'em. Ever..."
vasectomy
I would have liked to see more development into his reasoning why he went through this process.
Hung has a good set of secondary characters. I felt the camaraderie from Dalton's biker club brothers when he needed them the most. I look forward to reading the other books in the series
Making the Cut (Avery & Slice),
Taking the Heat (Toad & Sydney),
Otis, and Big Jack, coming sometime August '15.
If you like alpha biker males with a sense of humor and don't mind profanity then this is for you.
Hung gets 3.5 stars upgraded to 4 for entertainment, humor, and overall story.
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To say this book satisfied me would be a huge understatement. Everything I want and need from a book I received from Hung. Mr Hildreth never lets me down. When I need something, even if I don't know what it is, he delivers it to me with his writing.
Hung was more than just the 4th instalment of the Selected Sinners series, it's a look into Biscuit's life. Even though I liked Biscuit in the other books, I loved him after this book! I thought he was a little stupid at first...literally, stupid. The first little bit of the book I kept thinking, I don't know how much I could really take of this guy. But as the book went on, I fell in love with how sensitive, protective and comical he is. He had me laughing my ass off one minute then wanting to fuck him the next. I wanted him to be so much more than a slut. I wanted him to find that woman that was going to knock him on his ass. Kat couldn't have been more perfect! Even though she had a shitty relationship in the past she still didn't let it keep her down. She's a strong independent woman who just keeps on going. She needed someone that would protect her, thank God she found Biscuit! They were perfect for one another. They stood up for each other and loved unconditionally. What more could a couple ask for?
The ending to this book was everything I wanted it to be. I love every Selected Sinner and all of their Ol' Lady's. I want more of them. I'm glad with each book they reappear. I can't wait to see what's next from this series!
Once again...Mr.Hildreth...THANK YOU! -
Warning just quick blurb as I skimmed this one. A new problem happened with this book that is rare. I might come back and rate at a different time once I think about it more but probably not. I am not going to rate it because there was a lot of things I liked about it but two things I did not and that was the hero and the heroine.
I couldn't stand the hero. It was only a little to do with him being a manwhore. I didn't care for him because he was a loudmouthed story telling stupid male. However, I respect an author that creates a character and stays true to him or her. The H even says he is a stupid which I thought was hilarious. The heroine just didn't do anything for me so maybe I didn't dislike her so much as I didn't care.
In this case Scott Hildreth created a character I could not stand buttt he did it well so to give the book a low rating doesn't work for me nor does a high rating because I didn't actually like the story line. Right about now I wish there was two ratings. Story and authors writing! Biscuit was abrasive with no apologies. He fucks who he wants and gets into fights at the drop of a hat. Kat was his perfect mate, she liked to fuck.. pretty much that's it. BUT! Huge but in there. It worked they were perfect for each other I just didn't like either one of them. -
3.75 stars
This book is such a mess! Pure foolery and filth at its finest! Kat is a rebellious young woman hell-bent on seeking out a man who can give her policeman father a heart attack, and she finds that perfect alpha specimen in Dalton. There is NO safe sex implied on behalf of the main characters and there is a noticeable age gap between them. The opening pages of the story sets the tone perfectly about how wise and realistic Dalton's character altogether is. He isn't charming, romantic, or sweet. But Dalton's love interest in this story doesn't have high expectations either, so it's a perfect pairing.
As the title implies, Dalton Biskette is a well endowed man who spends a good portion of this book talking about AND demonstrating just how amazing his oral and sexual skills are. While he is likable in an immature, boyish sort of way, this isn't a story to be taken too seriously. It's a mindless read with an HEA that demonstrates some mature progression on behalf of both main characters. Overall, it was a humorous read with an acquired taste! -
RTC...
but i will say that biscuit is the mother trucking shit and he's fucking hilarious. -
I laughed! I cried! I laughed some more! Wow this book was an unexpected read.
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This book was such an unexpected sweet read, now it was kind of crude at some parts but that's just expected when you're reading an MC book ;)
Kat has lived life in a shell her whole life due to her dad being a cop, he knows no boundaries. Every single friend/guy she's encountered, was never good enough. If they stayed long enough, he would make their life hell. Kat can't necessarily explain it but she's always been attracted to bad boys, so when Biscuit walks in. She can't help but feel this attraction towards him. Biscuit has lived and breathed the MC his whole life and doesn't believe in being a "one woman kind of guy" but meeting Kat, everything changes.
I absolutely adored this book, it was so surprisingly sweet. Kat was such a badass, and held her ground. Biscuit's name... I couldn't get over. I thought when you were in a Motorcycle Club, that you had a scary name.. Biscuit is not scary ahahahah. Biscuit was damn sweet, even though he could be crude but that's the biker life! They were definitely so damn cute together. Not a whole lot of drama, the book seemed pretty short to me but then again. I devour 400+ books like crazy. Overall, it was a cute read.
"3.5 SWEET, UNEXPECTED, RFOF STARS" -
There was potential but it fell flat for me from the lack of plot, character motivations and the actions the characters portrayed that just didn't really match up with who they were supposed to be for instance Biscuit is supposed to be a badass but instead of fighting for his girl he allows her to walk away, he's supposed to be dominant but he's really just a bossy asshole, similarly Kat proclaims her father raised her not to be a pussy yet she never frees herself from any of the situations she finds and puts herself in, instead Biscuit has to save her. She never finds strength to overcome anything, instead she's just a damsel in distress.
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Biscuit got on my last nerve. From his stories to his whorish ways. Kat kind of won me over, until the end when her decision made me wonder wtf was wrong with her. She took it all as a big joke and it bothered me a lot. The emotional aspect just wasn't there for me between them. The sex scene was good, but not great for me.
