But Ryker has his number from the start and patiently waits it out until Sean figures out that the harder he fights it and tries to push Ryker away, he only winds up reeling him further in. Mostly, that's an act he puts on to keep people at arms length. Then you have Sean who is cocky, abrasive and standoffish. Definitely a hit this time around what with the deep, smokey, lust laced baritone voice he gave Ryker that completely fit every facet of his larger than life persona. I've listened to other stories with the narrator previously and it's been hit or miss. When I was listening I could actually picture Sean as Jax and Ryker as Opie and that only made the audiobook that much better. This story brought that fantasy to life for me. This is one of my favorite books to read, I've read it multiple times, probably because SOA (Son's of anarchy) was a favorite TV show of mine and I always had this desire to see what would have happened had Jax and Opie gotten together. He grew and evolved a lot throughout the story. Who was the most memorable character of Running Wild and why? What about Dorian Bane’s performance did you like? Ryker is very liken to Sam Kage in the big, brooding, you are mine period department. Perhaps the Matter of Time series by Mary Calmes.

What other book might you compare Running Wild to and why? I'd already read the e-book so getting to listen and have these characters brought to life was so much fun. What made the experience of listening to Running Wild the most enjoyable? Soon it's obvious that the adrenaline rush can't keep them together anymore. Worse, Ryker's hiding secrets of his own. But Sean's past threatens the safety of Havoc - and everything Ryker holds dear. He takes Sean to the Havoc compound, determined to keep him safe. Then one of Sean's thefts goes bad, and Ryker's protective instincts kick into overdrive. Still, he finds that he wants more from Ryker than their silent nighttime encounters. And Ryker is possibly the most controlling man he's ever known. He likes to come and go without being controlled. Fortunately, Ryker can't seem to stay away from Sean - he's spent the last eight months breaking into Sean's apartment and stealing into his bed, leaving Sean physically satisfied but increasingly restless.

That's why he was in the Army, why he steals and races classic muscle cars, and why he can't stay away from bad boy Ryker, a Havoc Motorcycle Club lieutenant.

Running Wild by S.E. Jakes