I had to DNFd, at aroud 48%, when the ménage started, I just could not understand the reasoning for this, for either Reaver or Hayden.
I have not read the previous books in this series, but judging from some reviews Reaver's character is different in this book than in the previous ones. I was expecting a badass biker but he was quite soft in his thought processes. I had no problem with him expressing his love for Hayden early on, or for his being caring to her needs after the disaster her life has become. However his solution to this was just weird to me. Hayden expresses that she fancies him, he shows her his scary and sadistic side and also tells her some scary stuff. Hayden lets him know by both her physical reaction and also,later, verbally that she is attracted to his sadistic side. Many times he asks her if she trusts him and she says yes. So...... why does he decide the only way to progress the relationship and heal Hayden is by her sleeping with another, or even many other men. Why does he decide the man she does this with should be a stranger they have known only about 24 hours. Also, it is only because this stranger, Cutter, invites him to partake, that it turns into a ménage.
Why does he think this is what she needs to get over her feelings of inadequacy, when he loves her and his possessive of her?
I was less than impressed that he was willing to let her marry another man in the first place, but fine, he was going to be a martyr, because he did not feel worthy. But passing her around other men and trusting this particular man, why? Because he likes knives too and is in an MC? No, not impressive, not good enough reasoning for me.
Why would Hayden be up for this anyway? I would have been more impressed if she had given both men a good talking to about the real nature of respect and trust and worked out her relationship with Reaver. I am sure Cutter was gorgeous and she will probably meet a lot more gorgeous men in years to come, so is she going to pass herself around them top, as long as Reaver gives permission? Yuck, this is cold and calculated, it is not romance.
So I have probably missed out on some good knifey sex and bonding between her and Reaver, but I was put off by their behaviour. I understand previous books might be better, but ménage scenes might be a norm in these books, so I probably wont bother reading them.