Batta by Teagan Brooks (Blackwings MC Devil's Springs, Book 4)

4 1/2 stars

Batta is in an MC. Tatum is an FBI agent undercover next to the MC. They meet, instant attraction, but also conflict because Batta believes she led trouble to their door. Attraction wins out. Their relationship grows apace. Bad guys are caught. HEA.

- Heroine had secrets, which normally is a trope I do not like. However, the hero knows she has secrets, and she tells him she wants to tell him but can't, and he respects that.

- Heroine is in law enforcement. Normally that would be a problem with an MC, but this MC is not a criminal club so there is no conflict there.

- MC is not a criminal club. Also, there are no club girls and stuff like that.

- Hero has an ex girlfriend, and the heroine did not like her. I loved that he didn't trivialize her feelings on the matter, although he does find her continued antipathy towards the ex amusing (and a turn on). I should mention that the ex is in no way an OW.

- Hero is a total kicka$$. I mean, she is an FBI agent.

- No angst. Lots of snark and wit.

- In the first few chapters Tatum and Josie are in locked up at the clubhouse, mostly in their room, and going stir crazy. Sounds familiar

- I wasn't really sure on what exactly the heroine's job was. I know she's an agent, and it is mentioned that she is FBI, but from context, really, it could have been any agency or private security firm for that matter.

- Heroine jumped in a few times on a whim. It worked out, but it could also have gone really bad and then where would she be? I don't know if it was supposed to show she was a take action kind of person, I would have liked more consideration of others.

- The suspense plot is not drawn out. And also a bit unrealistic here and there.

- Many secondary characters. Maybe I should have read the other books in the series

- Heroine's "team" (of agents I presume) - will this be the next series?