Paco Paco (Night Rebels Book 5) Review

By Chiah Wilder

This is the 5th book in the Night Rebels MC Romance Series.

When Chelsea was only 15, she was a victim of human/sex trafficking when she was kidnapped and sold. She was raped, beaten, and forced into prostitution for eight years.

On a faithful, cold, and rainy night she went into a diner to warm up and met Paco, and that meeting changed both their lives.

This is the third book in the series that had my emotions on a rollercoaster ride.

I was happy to meet this very strong woman who has been through so much in her short life. When she was ready to give up, she found hope with Paco.

Sex Trafficking is something that happens every day, but most of us don’t even think twice about it until it hits home; this has always been on my mind because I have three children–two of the girls. So, I was happy to see that Chelsea found love and her family again after her ordeal. She is a strong woman. Her character was lovable, and I was rooting for her right from the start.

If I didn’t like Paco before, I would love him now. From the moment he met “Misty,” he treated her with respect and nothing but kindness. Who would’ve thought the VP of the Night Rebels would be so gentle, caring, and kind. Paco was done with love and certainly wasn’t looking for love, but he found it one cold rainy night. He fell for Misty’s sweetness even before he knew she was Chelsea. He has such a big heart,

This was a beautiful story with an amazing plot twist–you have to read it to find out. But it’s no surprise because I’ve said it before Chiah Wilder is the plotting queen.

The bad guys in this book were evil men–they disgust me, but that’s how Chiah gets us hooked in the story. The story flows, and the plot and storyline were easy to follow. The ending was amazing.

To summarize, this book kept me hooked from the very first page all the way to the end. The characters were so real to me; it’s like I knew them–personally. As usual with all of Chiah’s books, the plot had many twists and turns on almost every page–fast-paced and very easy to read. Chiah’s writing style was very descriptive and hooked me in the story–as if I was there. The blurb was attention-grabbing, and the cover art was suitable for a motorcycle romance novel. However, the cover model is not what I imagined Paco to be (in my opinion).