I'm giving this a 4.25 rating, instead of a straight 4.

I've loved all of the Westside Skull books that I've read, but Beck is by far my favorite. That's because the heroine is incredibly cool. She is tough, physically strong, amazing, and just all around wicked cool.

Beck has just left the Navy after 17 years. She really wanted to be a SEAL, but they wouldn't let her, so she's ready to be done. She wants to move on to the next part of her life, which is to patch into the Westside Skulls. Coyote, the former president, delivered her on the side of the road, and they formed a bond then and there. He wrote her a letter every year for her birthday, and they talked about a lot of things, including her joining his MC. Now it's time for her to do that.

Jace, a nomad, is at the Westside Skulls to customize a bike for the kid of one of his brothers. The boy is on the autism spectrum, and he's obsessed with bikes, and he wants one just like his dad's. Exactly like his dad's, down to the smallest detail, which is where Jace comes in. Customizing bikes is his life, and he's good at it. Then in walks Beck, and they manage to get under each other's skin.

The focus on this book is really Beck, which isn't to say that Jace is left out. We do still get both POVs, but I do love that we focus hard on Beck, because that's different when it comes to most MC books. I'm not going to complain about it, because I don't think it would've worked in any other way. She had to be the focus and the POV.

I totally need more of Jace and Beck and I'm really looking forward to the next book in their spinoff. ( )