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Jenika Snow's The Brothers Of Menace

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The Brothers of Menace MC is a series of novels by renowned American author Jenika Snow. Jenika Snow is best known for her very popular novels in the paranormal, sci-fi, BDSM, and erotic romance genres. The Brothers of Menace MC series of novels is one of Snows most popular series with eight titles. She published the first novel in the series, Malice’s Possession in 2014 to widespread popularity. The Brothers of Menace MC series of novels has many similarities to the Grizzly MC series of novels. The strongest link with Jenika’s other popular series is that both of the series involve biker gang protagonists. However unlike her other novels, the series does not contain elements of the paranormal. While all the novels in the series have motorcycle …show more content…

Explosive love scenes, dirty talk, and masculine men in plenty are what the series is all about. The heroes are consumed by a need to protect their women with no care for the consequences. The lead protagonists being motorcycle club members are men given to the dangerous world of fighting each other, breaking the law, and generally being unruly. Jenika does a good job slowly building up the relationships between the heroes and heroines which builds up the tension gradually which makes one just want to read more. The theme of protection and vengeance in the Brothers of Menace series is very strong in a very realistic type of way. The protagonists are mainly forty something year olds that are programmed what they believe to be theirs. Putting the needs of their distressed women first they will not hesitate to get into dangerous situations, offer them protection and a place to stay even if it is disadvantageous to them. The women awaken in them intense feelings of love, care and protect which often results in something steamy and intense down the …show more content…

The lead character is Trevor Mason a.k.a. Malice who was once married but has left that life to live a life of singlehood. His life now revolves around The Brothers of Menace MC and his son who he would kill for if he had to. As for female company, he takes in anyone ready to warm his bed without any of the emotional attachments. Meanwhile, Adrianne Carmine is a woman that has become a survivor after living a tough life that no one deserves. However, she falls yet again for the wiles of her Philip her abusive ex-boyfriend who derives pleasure from being a sadistic animal towards her. When Malice stumbles upon Adrianna alone and hurt by Phillip the desire to protect her consumes his being. After giving her ex a beating that he would never forget, he takes her back to his home where she can heal. While there is a lot of attraction between them, Malice hold back letting the tension build until the floodgates open in an explosive final third book that is sure to leave any romance enthusiast gasping for breath.

Kink’s Way is the second novel of the Brothers of Menace series of novels. Kink is the VP of the Brothers of Menace of Motorcycle club, which means he often has to make tough decisions, a fact that has made him as tough as nails. But given his loyalty to the club and his rule of no emotional relationships, he seems destined for a life of loneliness unless he can find someone willing to

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