Cason Leopold’s Reviews > No Angel: My Harrowing Undercover Journey to the Inner Circle of the Hells Angels > Status Update

Finally, I finished the book. The ending is actually pretty bad. It just seems like the book is going along normal, then it just says they're ending the case. Jay says his experiences with the Angels were life changing, and for a while he was paranoid of them trying to kill him. Now, he is no longer paranoid and spends his time with family. I truly believe Jay was a good man, but it took a while to get him back,

Since last time, Jay is now doing more stuff with the Angels since he's had more time to adapt. He is actually sent to Las Vegas, and if they saw another club's member, they were to kill them. Since this is real life, I believe the mission would have been shut down if they were to kill someone. Since Jay Dobbins is a cop, they can't kill anyone, even for the Angels. Luckily, they don't see another member.

At the current point where I am, one of the Hell's Angels is just about to give a cut to Jay. This would mean that he would officially be a member and not a recruit in the Angels. In the future, I believe the Jay and his wife will split since she doesn't trust him anymore, which she isn't to blame. The book is getting a little more interesting, since it's down within the last 60 pages.

At last, Bird and some other Solos FINALLY join Hell's angels. They are officially done with the Solos and were sworn into the Angels. This is a good thing because from now on, the story should go faster since they are with a club who is constantly doing something. Right now, there in Vegas for some business.

Jay went home again and you could tell his wife was getting fed up with him. Since last time being home, he got a full sleeve of tattoos and is now taking pills for extra energy. Also, the Solos are getting extremely close with the Hells Angels. I believe that within the next few chapters, Gwen and Jay will get divorced or separate. Also, I believe the Solos will be invited to join the Angels.

Slats gave Jay a call and told him he was in trouble. Apparently, someone though Jay was an undercover (which he is) and told Bad Bob. Some dude in Mexico hired a hit man on Jay and Slats found out. Jay convinced Bad Bob he was a real solo, and he believed it. Right now, the book is taking a turn.

I didn't get to read much, but a new member was sworn into the Solo's club and Bird went home again to see his family, they were in the mountains though.

Once again, the same stuff has been happening as before. The usual gun/drug deals and parties. But, I am just starting a part that looks interesting. The Hells Angels get pulled over, but it wasn't how they usually get pulled over. I stopped at this part.

Gwen is mad at Jay. JJ, a girl, is introduced to accompany the Solo's. It's gotten boring because the same things are happening each time I read.