Crossroads

Ranger isn't comfortable with the Wind Dragons but doesn't know why but when Faye asks for help her is there, a woman is missing and Ranger knew her and wants to help. He never expects to fall for his friend's cousin who is a cop but fall for Johanna he does. Their path isn't easy but it makes for a great story.

If only there were men like Ranger in real life. He is not perfect, but his positive qualities are wonderful. Ranger is at a crossroad when he meets the heroine of the story. Through many ups and downs, they give love a chance. They stick together and come out winners in the end.

Crossroads is the sixth book in the Wind Dragons MC by Chantal Fernando. I've been eagerly awaiting its release.I was so excited to finally get Ranger's story. We met him in previous books with the Wild Men MC and he has since joined the Wind Dragon's MC. He's a sexy genius - quiet and reserved, but when he speaks, people listen.He agrees to help a cop, Johanna Chase, find a missing woman. The woman is an old friend to Ranger that he hasn't seen in years. She's also the cousin to Johanna.I like that Fernando shifts the plot away from some of the saga that had been in previous books. It's still the Wind Dragons, but there is a meaningful purpose as the foundation of this storyline. The Wind Dragons are present but in the background.Additionally, it's an interesting perspective in that once they realize the attraction they embrace it; however, the basis of the storyline has twists, not related to their attraction, that are the central focus of the storyline.I love this series and I'm hopeful for more. However, it appears Fernando may be preparing for a spin off or possibly gearing for a series with the offspring as the main characters. Either way, I'm not ready to put the Wind Dragons away so hopefully we'll see more soon.

"Love doesn't come easy-there's always a war, or a battle, but it makes you appreciate it more."Ranger joined the Wind Dragon MC because his best friend Talon was joining. However, Ranger is having doubts and he's still unclear if he wants to remain as part of the club or leave it and start a new civilian life. He hasn't made his final decision when he's asked by Faye to help her search for a missing girl named Elizabeth. When Ranger realizes she's a friend he met and spent time with in Europe many years ago, he knows he can't walk away.Johanna Chase is a police detective. She's also Elizabeth's cousin. Johanna will do anything to find her cousin and bring justice to the men who took her. She's surprised when the FBI asks Ranger for his help but she knows she's willing to work with him in order to find Elizabeth.Neither was expecting to like each other. They also weren't looking into anything serious. After all, what can a cop and an MC guy have in common?The Wind Dragon series is a great MC series. It impossible not to like the characters. As crazy as Faye is, she's still a formidable woman. I love how she messes with everyone's lives. She would do anything for her "family" and she was trying to make Ranger feel at ease as part of the group."She grows on you.""Like a fungus."Crossroads was another fun novel in this series. One of the things I love the most is how the characters interact with each other. Both women and men have great banter. Even so, I do have two complaints. First, it had an insta-love vibe which is not my thing. Second, I wasn't crazy about how the conflict was resolved. It kinda made me sad. Still, I hope for more books in this MC group.Cliffhanger: No3/5 Fangs

Another phenomenal read in this MC series. This story - wow. This MC series has become my guilty pleasure. Johanna and Ranger's story have passionate love scenes which I have come to expect and look forward to from Chantal. She writes them perfectly. These two characters have a few obstacles to overcome which makes their story even more special. Another well-written and paced story. I enjoyed it immensely.

This is such a different approach from the other MC books in this series. I am not complaining. At all. I have enjoyed each book and for all different reasons. Each one had their own "place" within this series. Each one is a standalone but I'd highly recommend the others first. I'd feel lost if I hadn't started with Dragon's Lair. It was tough waiting on each book to be released. But so worth the wait. Ranger was not who I expected. Especially when we meet him in Arrow's Hell. We finally got to meet the real Ranger. He was such a great character that was so different from the others in the series. He was "hard"; yet "soft". You'll have to read to understand where I'm coming from. I really liked him. He was such "book husband" material. Ranger and Jo did have to make some tough decisions. One in particular I don't know what I would have done. I'm so glad I didn't have to make that choice. I'd recommend. I really enjoyed it. If I had a stronger emotional connection with Ranger and Jo then I'd give it 5 Stars.

Ranger’s story is a bit different than the previous books. His love has hurdles the others didn’t have to face because his love is forbidden and crosses boundaries that affects them both.But Ranger isn’t like most bikers and the stereotypes are WAY off when it comes to this man. But when his eyes land on Johanna for the first time, that biker/alpha mentality came to their surface. All he wants is to hold her and protect her, even though she can and has been doing herself before he came around.Their attraction was immediate. Their connection was instant. Their love came fast and strong.It was a great addition to the series!

What a Great series. I love all the couples but Ranger and Jo are one of my favorites. Yes, the coupling of a female cop and biker is unusual but they made it work. I think the author did a very realistic portrayal of the inherent tensions their professions could create but when you love someone you figure it out. I wonder if this is the end of the series: I hope not! I've been binging on all the author's books for the last week, so I don't know what I'm gonna read next!

This series is just amazing I've always loved the Wind Dragons and their feisty women they are just such a tight group once your in you've got a family for life.Ranger is a new member of the Wind Dragons and is having a hard time fitting in feeling a bit of an outsider.Faye comes to the rescue as she does and asks Ranger help her to find a girl that's gone missing.To do so Ranger has to work with a cop, not something he's completely happy about but he does it.He just doesn't realise how much his life will change once he sets eyes on the hot little cop.Jo is a career girl she's never had much luck in the dating department most men finding it intimidating to date a cop. So she sticks to her job and is happy enough until she has to work with the gorgeous 6 ft 5 Biker that goes by the name of Ranger.I love the chemistry between these two it was off the charts.Ranger is a man who knows exactly what he wants and he wants Jo. Now he just needs to convince her there's more to him than what's on the outside.I loved this book Ranger is just the whole package. He's a fan of my favourite TV show too, so he really is perfect.I can't wait for more from this fantastic series.

Ah, Ranger! I'll admit, because we knew very little about him, I wasn't looking forward to his story as much as the others, but in fact, this was the best of the series so far. I love Ranger and Jo. I loved their story, their background, and the ending. I'll admit, I was choked up with tears at the end of this book. Family isn't always blood, and this series just proves that. I'm glad they're all in a happy place and I really hope there is more to come from this series.

Since the collapse of his former motorcycle club, Ranger has felt unhappy with the biker life. When the Wind Dragons’s lawyer Faye asks for his help on a missing person’s case, Ranger is reluctant to get involved. Until he sees that the person missing is Elizabeth – a girl he met while travelling years ago. Seeing this as an opportunity to keep busy and help a friend in need, Ranger agrees to help, until he discovers that he must work closely with the police…Also on the case is Johanna Chase, police officer and Elizabeth’s cousin. Being paired with a delinquent biker sounds incredibly unappealing to law-abiding Jo, but she needs this guy’s biker connections if she wants to find her cousin as soon as possible. What she wasn’t anticipating was to find Ranger – her biker accomplice – so attractive. As their feelings toward each other grow, they struggle to find a place for their relationship within their contrasting worlds, because how can a biker and a cop be together?I liked Ranger. He was surprisingly romantic, and cute, and a total nerd! I did find his character fun to read about, though I wish we got more backstory about him. He had a tough childhood, and while this is mentioned a couple of times in his narrative, we don’t get a detailed look into it, or how he found himself in a motorcycle club despite being highly educated with three uni degrees. He was known as a mysterious character prior to this novel, and I didn’t really get any of my questions answered – I was curious!I feel like it took me a while to get to know Jo’s character, but she was pretty cool! She comes across as being straight-laced and cold in the beginning, but this is just a mask she puts on, as she feels the crushing responsibility from her family to find Elizabeth given that she is a cop. But Jo is a total cutie! A respected member of her team and a total badass, but she’s also very sweet and loyal to those she loves.And as always with this series, I loved seeing all the other characters pop up throughout, I especially liked how much Faye was in this novel because she’s the best character in this series in my opinion.I didn’t actually read the synopsis before I read this novel. I knew it was Ranger’s book, and the final book of the series, and that was enough incentive for me to pick it up. So I was a bit confused when Jo was introduced as being the love interest instead of Elizabeth. But these two characters worked well together. They actually reminded me a lot of Tara Sivec’s Fool Me Once trilogy, specifically the third novel, Shame on Him (that series is also so much fun, though skip the boring second book). Also, I liked how communicative they were (with a few setbacks, of course). They agree to sit and talk things out if one of them has concerns about their relationship, and it’s silly to say but it was nice to see this conversation.While this book was enjoyable, I didn’t enjoy it as much as the majority of the other novels, and I think the reason why is because it has a very different vibe. The kidnapping/sex trafficking aspect of the novel was prominent, then seemed to get dropped after the case was solved (around the 50% mark). This may sound weird, but I wished it was pushed a little further. I actually feel like it ended too soon and way too easily. I thought it was pretty interesting, but after the case is solved it just seems to be completely forgotten about to make way for relationship drama – and even that wasn’t that dramatic.The remainder of the novel is Ranger and Jo attempting to keep their relationship a secret from numerous people for numerous reasons, and I will say that the guilt and the sneaking around got boring very quickly. I like these books because they’re action-packed both in and outside of the main romantic relationship, but not so much with this book… But since I liked Jo and Ranger and the WDMC I kept reading to see what would happen next.While this novel isn’t one of the best of the series, it was a fun afternoon spent, and I’m sad this series is over!

A very intense book. Also very different from the others. Some bits arent good. Lots of changes going on. But the whole thing is fantastic. Only 1 left now, ho humSue P

Ranger has always followed Talon. When they move over to the Wind Dragons he is unsettled. Faye has a job for him and low and behold he finally finds what has been missing in Jo. Beautiful story and hope it's not the last book.